June 22, 2009 10:58 pm
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City council
At its regular meeting Monday, the Muskogee City council approved:
Estimated payroll of $900,000 for the pay period ending June 27.
Bid for water treatment chemicals.
Low bids by line item on ready mix concrete.
Awarding $18.588 million construction contract to Van Horn Construction Inc. for Muskogee Water Treatment Plant expansion.
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality permits for construction of water lines to serve the Armed Forces Reserve Center to be built at Davis Field.
Contract with Muskogee Development through June 30. City will pay group $175,000 for economic development activities.
Agreement with attorney Michael Gilliard to represent the city in workers compensation court in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
Final replat of 4.65 acres located on the south side of Chandler Road between Eastpointe Road and Muskogee Turnpike. A funeral home is proposed for construction on the property.
Final replat of 7.6 acres located on the north side of Shawnee Bypass between Country Club Road and North 41st Street East. A security company has proposed building a facility there.
Filing of supplement to the city code.
Appointment of Jim Blair to the Convention and Tourism Committee for a term ending June 30, 2012.
Changes in ordinance on the use of firearms in the city.
Changes to correct typographical errors in the schedule of fees for use of Spaulding Pool, River Country Water Park and the Swim and Fitness Center.
Holding an executive session to consider pending civil suit.
County Commissioners
At its regular meeting Monday, the Muskogee County Board of Commissioners:
Approved agreements for juvenile detention with Garfield County Regional Detention Center and Sequoyah Enterprises Inc.
Approved E911 addressing conversions.
Tabled action until next week on agreement with U.S. Department of Agriculture for wildlife control services. Commissioner Gene Wallace said the contract costs each commission district $800 per year. He suggested commissioners talk with a private contractor about trapping beaver and other varmints.
Approved agreement between Women in Safe Home and HUD for application for homeless prevention and rapid re-housing stimulus grant.
Approved signing revised cover sheet on Cloud Creek Bridge project as requested by Holloway, Updike and Bellen. Project has been given a new number and is scheduled to be let for bids next month by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.
Accepted plat of Quail Creek Second Addition owned by Carlile Roberts.
Received bids on ballot printing, janitorial services for the courthouse complex, mowing at the city and a dump/pull truck for District 3.
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