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Rumpk e presen tly 4-yr |
Rumpke |
Waste Mana gemen t |
BFI
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Option 1 Cost per mo. Residentia l – two year contract – twice a week garbage/w aste-once a week recyclable -at rear |
$16.11 |
21.56 |
28.00 |
35.05 |
Option 3 In addition to Option 1 or 2 Cost per mo. Yardwaste – curbside – two yr contract |
$1.50 |
3.00 |
1.65+ |
4.00 |
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Cost per mo. Residentia l – four year contract-t wice a week garbage/w aste-once a week recyclable at rear |
$16.56 |
21.87 |
26.00 |
38.55
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In addition to Option 1 or 2 Cost per mo. Yardwaste – curbside – four yr contract |
$2.00 |
3.00 |
1.50+ |
4.40 |
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Option 2 Cost per mo. Residentia l – two year contract-o nce a week garbage/w aste-once a week recyclable at rear |
$12.80 |
19.00 |
23.00 |
24.05 |
Cost per mo. Twice a week 2 yard dumpster – currently 18 |
$79.38/ each |
79.38 each |
1498.0 0 |
1843. 38 |
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Cost per mo. Residentia l – four year contract-o nce a week garbage/w aste-once a week recyclable at rear |
$13.25 |
19.25 |
21.00 |
26.50 |
Recycling Bins Price per bin Price per lid Price Art Work |
$5.00 $2.50 $300. |
Same |
8.50 3.50 500.00 |
7.50 4.50 None |
PRESENT:
Mayor Lonnie Falk; Council Members Nan Milliman, Harold Smith, Alan Simon,
Lee Zimmerman, Sandra Tucci; City Attorney Jim Milliman; City Administrator
Ann Simms; Police Chief Mike Day; Recording Secretary Phyllis A. O’Donnell.
Absent: Council Member Raymond Burse
Mayor Falk called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
APPROVAL
OF MINUTES:
Council Member Smith moved approval of the minutes of the regular City
Council Meeting of March 15, 1999; Council Member Simon seconded; passed unanimously.
Council Member Smith moved approval of the minutes of the special City Council
Meeting of March 17, 1999; Council Member Simon Seconded, passed unanimously.
MAYOR’S
BUDGET MESSAGE FOR FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000
Mayor Falk presented his budget with a multimedia presentation reporting
the City to be in good financial shape with an excess for 98-99 of $948,000.00.
Highlights of budget included: New Library – Phase I, $365,000, Full-time
Maintenance Person, $10,000, Computer Network, $10,000, Tree Maintenance $7,500,
Patrolmen Salary Step System, $16,000, COPS Increase $1,000, Solid Waste Increase
$35,000, Residential Auto Identification 000, Increase Community Celebrations
$8,000, Infrastructure Improvements $10,000.
Mayor
Falk introduced Jim Milliman as Interim City Attorney, who will serve at no
charge to the City until such time as a permanent City Attorney can be appointed
and sworn in. Former City Attorney John Evans has resigned his position as
of this date. The Mayor thanked Mr. Milliman for his continuing contribution
to the City, which, he said, has extended for as long as he has been involved
with Prospect.
Mayor Falk then introduced Patrick Stewart, Boy Scout from Troop 317 at Christ
Church, attending the Council meeting for the purpose of working on a merit
badge.
Officer Harold Proffitt was then introduced as the City’s newest officer.
Officer Proffitt has finished his training period and will be regularly seen
throughout the City.
OPENING OF BIDS – SOLID WASTE COLLECTION CONTRACT
The City of Prospect received three bids. These were from Rumpke, Waste
Management and BFI. The contract was awarded to Rumpke. The following is comparison
information:
April 1999
Council
Member Milliman gave FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE NO. 394, SERIES 1999: AN ORDINANCE
ESTABLISHING A BUDGET FOR THE GENERAL FUND OF THE CITY OF PROSPECT FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1999 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2000.
Council Member Simon gave FIRST READING TO ORDINANCE NO. 395, SERIES 1999:
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A BUDGET FOR THE STATE MUNICIPAL ROAD AID FUND OF
THE CITY OF PROSPECT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1999 AND ENDING
JUNE 30, 2000.
Council Member Zimmerman stated he and Council Member Tucci, as members of
the Budget Committee, had met with the Mayor and City Administrator Ann Simms
for a number of hours to go over the budget in great detail. He said several
suggestions were recommended by Council Member Tucci and himself and these
were incorporated into the budget by the Mayor. He added he believed the budget
to be a solid one which merited passage.
COMMENTS
FROM RESIDENTS
There was a lengthy discussion of the potential new City Library with
questions from residents concerning cost estimates, feasibility, design, staffing
and maintenance costs. Mayor Falk stated that we were in the beginning process
and more information will be available in the near future.
Joe Kehlbeck and Judi Ciliberti presented petitions from residents of Cedar
Bluff Court and Spruce Hill Road, Oldham County section, which were signed
by 100 percent of the residents asking to be annexed by the City of Prospect.
Kehlbeck praised Mrs. Ciliberti and others who have done a great deal of work
on this project.
Council Member Milliman gave FIRST READING: ORDINANCE NO. 392, SERIES 1999:
AN ORDINANCE PROPOSING TO ANNEX TO THE CITY OF PROSPECT A CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND ADJACENT AND LYING TO THE NORTH AND EAST OF THE PRESENT BOUNDARY LINE
IN THE ESTATES OF HUNTING CREEK.
Joe Dunn, owner of the Harrods Landing Yacht Club and Marina, was present
to request a special variance for a sign relating to sale of boat slips. Mayor
Falk stated that there was nothing in the sign ordinance to allow Mr. Dunn
the kind of sign he wants and that it would mean having to amend the sign
ordinance. After discussion, it was decided that the City would work with
Mr. Dunn to find a compromise.
POLICE
REPORT
Chief Day presented the monthly Police Report stating that he hopes to
begin the process of hiring two more officers very soon, bringing the total
number for the department to nine. Col. Day also stated that the officers
have had to destroy several raccoons with distemper lately. He would like
to warn residents that if they should see a raccoon or any wild animal acting
strange or being too friendly, to please call and do not attempt to go near
them.
UNFINISHED
BUSINESS
There was no unfinished business.
NEW
BUSINESS
Council Member Smith gave FIRST READING ORDINANCE NO. 393, SERIES 1999:
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN PACKAGE LIQUOR SALES IN THE CITY
OF PROSPECT.
Tom Springer from Presnell Corp. presented the Council with an extensive draft of AN ORDINANCE TO GOVERN THE USE AND TYPE OF OUTDOOR LIGHTING FOR THE CITY OF PROSPECT, KENTUCKY. This is a study for commercial lighting and what would be presentable for the City. He would like a committee formed to go out at night and look at all possibilities.
ADJOURNMENT
Council Member Milliman moved adjournment; Council Member Simon seconded;
passed unanimously. Mayor Falk declared the meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m.