12/05/2016-Approved Recessed City/County Joint Meeting

MONDAY 

DECEMBER 05, 2016 

The Governing Body of the City of Pratt met in Recessed session in the Commission Room located in City Hall.

PRESENT:                

Lucus Kumberg             Mayor

Bill Hlavachick             Commissioner

Jeff Taylor                    Commissioner

Gary Skaggs                 Commissioner

Doug Meyer                 Commissioner          

ALSO PRESENT:    

Roy Eckert                   City Manager

LuAnn Kramer             City Clerk

Ken Van Blaricum        City Attorney

Glenna Borho               County Commissioner

Joe Reynolds                County Commissioner

Dave Ward                   County Commissioner

Sherry Kruse                County Clerk

Bob Schmisseur           County Counselor

 

CALL TO ORDER:

The recessed meeting was called to order by Mayor Kumberg.  The Mayor instructed the Finance Director to note that all Commissioners were present.

BUSINESS:

GENERAL DISCUSSION ON CITY/COUNTY ISSUES:

·        Transition:

Commissioner Skaggs questioned if the County anticipated any changes with a new Sheriff.  Commissioner Borho stated that it would be a 180 from where they were today.  Commissioner Borho commented that Sheriff-elect White would get along with Chief Myers and Detective Ward and we are all happy to hear that.  Commissioner Borho added that there had been a drug court meeting on Friday and Sheriff-elect White and Detective Ward worked well together.  City Manager Eckert stated that he had also worked with him and he thought things would go nicely.  

·        LEC – Out of space:

Commissioner Meyer stated that he knew there was a LEC Committee, but the City police department was out of room at the Law Enforcement Center.  Commissioner Meyer commented that it was effecting their morale; however, he did not know what the answer was.  Commissioner Meyer explained that there was nowhere to process arrests if there were two or three at a time.  Commissioner Meyer stated that Detectives Ward and Bennett were in a small office and it may be that we need to reconfigure where those offices were located.  Commissioner Reynolds stated that he did not know what they could do, because there was no room in the jail.  Commissioner Reynolds added that a new jail would make people unhappy.  Commissioner Reynolds stated that the Municipal Court area takes up quite a bit of room so maybe it could be relocated to somewhere like City Hall.  

Counselor Schmisseur stated that he spends a lot of time at the Law Enforcement Center and there was no question that they were busy.  Mr. Schmisseur commented that moving Municipal Court would be hard since some of them were in custody and it would be a logistical nightmare moving them for blocks.  Mr. Schmisseur added that you would not want them coming down this hallway.  Mr. Schmisseur stated that there was a training room downstairs, but moving that would make the on duty officers too far away if they were needed immediately.  Mr. Schmisseur commented that he did not have a good answer, but he would suggest not moving Municipal Court.  City Attorney Van Blaricum stated that Municipal Court was in a good location; however, people were sitting on the floor during court on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s because there was no room.  Mayor Kumberg stated that this could be discussed after the transition and maybe there would be space in the basement that could be looked at.  Commissioner Reynolds stated that the basement was not ADA accessible.

Commissioner Meyer asked who was in control of the building.  Commissioner Borho stated that it was a County owned building.  Mr. Schmisseur commented that there used to be a day room downstairs but Sheriff Chinn did not believe in having them watch TV.  Mr. Schmisseur stated that, one fall down the basement stairs, and there would be large medical bills.  Mayor Kumberg stated that we were needing to expand the evidence locker, but that would be very expensive and a budgetary issue.  Commissioner Skaggs questioned if the building could go up or out or if that was not affordable.  Commissioner Borho commented that they were not willing to build what was proposed and go south.  Mayor Kumberg stated that this could be addressed at the next LEC meeting.  Commissioner Borho commented that they only meet once a year.  Mr. Schmisseur stated that the next meeting was July 02, 2017.  Mayor Kumberg stated that we could have Chief Myers evaluate the situation and see what we have access to and think outside the box.  Commissioner Skaggs asked if they store evidence on the main floor.  Commissioner Meyer stated that it was in the basement.

Commissioner Meyer stated that the hallways were narrow and it would go a long way for morale of the staff to look at this issue.  Commissioner Borho stated that the dispatchers were happy with their room and they had talked about staying in the trailers.  Mr. Eckert commented that he had heard that there had been talk about moving City Hall back to the Municipal Building and putting the police department here.  Commissioner Taylor questioned how many cars were in the garage area.  Commissioner Reynolds stated that there was not much room left in there since some of it was taken with the remodel.  Commissioner Ward stated that we should get Sheriff-elect White and Chief Myers together after the transition to look at the best use of the space.  

Mr. Schmisseur commented that the chiller was not being used anymore, so we might be able to build north.  Commissioner Ward stated that Detectives Ward and Bennett share that small office and all the other officers share one smaller than theirs.  Commissioner Ward added that the breakroom was smaller than both of those offices.  Commissioner Meyer stated that we may need to redesign our area to use the square footage to the best we can.  Commissioner Reynolds commented that it would not be cheap, but going north would give us enough room.  Mayor Kumberg suggested having them look at what they have for space and see what they could come up with.  Mayor Kumberg commented that we could knock out a couple of walls and have someone come in and tell us what we can and cannot do.  Commissioner Ward stated that he knew that the City officers were cramped for space, but he did not know about the sheriff’s side.  Commissioner Ward added that we did not want to do anything too soon or build too small.

Commissioner Meyer stated that he appreciated the Commissioner’s willingness to look at options.  Commissioner Meyer asked if something could be done for around $10,000.  Mayor Kumberg commented that the Municipal Building renovation was around $12 grand.  Commissioner Meyer commented that this could be looked at for the next budget and get the entities together.  Commissioner Borho stated that it did not hurt to plant the seed now.

·        Coalition group:

Mayor Kumberg stated that several had attended the coalition group’s meeting and they only wanted positive things to happen in the community.  Mayor Kumberg commented that they felt that doing this on their own was more viable.  Commissioner Borho commented that they discussed going to a neighborhood watch program and that would make people mindful of what was going on in their environment.  Mayor Kumberg stated that they want to do something so that there were more public eyes on things that were happening in the community and bringing other people in on home security systems.  Mayor Kumberg added that we were as interested as they are and would be available as much as possible.  Mayor Kumberg commented that people had to understand that we do not institute and run this group, but would help with resources and education.  Commissioner Skaggs stated that neighborhoods change with the community watch signs and questioned if they were viable anymore.  Mayor Kumberg stated that they were really viable at one time.  Commissioner Meyer stated that we needed to rejuvenate it again.  Commissioner Meyer suggested that the City could provide the poles for the signs so that they would all be uniform in size, height and position.

Mr. Schmisseur stated that Mr. Zimmerman was on a neighborhood watch when Mr. Treyvon Martin was shot.  Mr. Schmisseur commented that anyone can conceal carry unless they had been convicted of a felony.  Commissioner Taylor stated that he believes in the ‘if you see something say something’ attitude.  Commissioner Meyer commented that he sympathizes with the police because these guys disappear fast.  Mr. Schmisseur commented that there had been some discussion about bringing crime stoppers back.  Commissioner Taylor stated that there should be something we bring back.  Mayor Kumberg stated that it was sponsored by someone in the community and costs money.  

Commissioner Meyer questioned how the bail system worked.  Mr. Van Blaricum stated that bail in Municipal Court was set by the judges and they set the bond to make sure that they come back in.  Mr. Van Blaricum added that the jails would be overflowing if the bond was not easy.  Commissioner Reynolds stated that there was nowhere to go with those people.  Mr. Schmisseur commented that a third of the jail roster was failure to appear and some of those were not dangerous.  Mr. Schmisseur added that it was frustrating that people would not show up.  Mr. Schmisseur stated that there would be plenty of money the first year you get crime stoppers started again.  Mayor Kumberg commented that we had to put it together again.  Commissioner Meyer asked how it was traditionally funded.  Mr. Schmisseur stated that it was donations and they were not tax deductible.  

·        Drug court:

Commissioner Borho commented that a drug court had been discussed and they were wanting to bring in mental health and expand that for people who had other issues.  Commissioner Taylor asked if the Oxford House had fallen through.  Commissioner Borho stated that it had for now and the people had to be employed.  Commissioner Taylor stated that some of that was court ordered and the people wanted to get straight so they were employable.  Commissioner Taylor added that he was a firm believer in the Oxford House.  Mayor Kumberg stated that he did not know what Horizon’s budget was like, but it seemed that Hutchinson was the closest mental health place and there was one in Dodge City and Wichita.  Mayor Kumberg questioned if they would even be interested in putting a facility here.  Commissioner Borho stated that Horizon’s was all out patient.  Commissioner Taylor commented that they could go to someone like Valley Hope in Norton, but it would not hurt to talk to them again.  Mayor Kumberg stated that it was an interesting thought, because not having that service causes issues for us if someone needs evaluated.  

·        Spring clean-up:

Commissioner Borho questioned if the City was going to do a spring clean-up again.  Commissioner Skaggs stated that we were happy with the last one.  Mayor Kumberg commented that everybody was happy.  Commissioner Borho stated that the County was also pleased with how it went.  Commissioner Taylor commented that he could not remember what the cost was.  City Clerk Kramer stated that she thought it was around $7,000.  Commissioner Skaggs stated that we should keep doing it until we did not need to anymore.  Commissioner Borho stated that, from the County’s standpoint, having the City employees helped.  Mayor Kumberg commented that it was less expensive than when the City did it by ourselves.

·        Next meeting date:

The next joint meeting was set for February 06, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. at City Hall.

ADJOURN:

Commissioner Meyer made a motion to adjourn.  The motion was seconded by Commissioner Taylor and carried unanimously. 

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LUCUS KUMBERG, Mayor

ATTEST:

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LUANN KRAMER, City Clerk

12/19/16-City Commission Meeting Agenda

MONDAY

DECEMBER 19, 2016

PRATT CITY COMMISSION – REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING

COMMISSION ROOM – 5:00 P.M.

1.      CALL TO ORDER (Remind audience that meeting is being recorded and/or taped.)

2.      ROLL CALL

3.      INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

4.      MINUTES –        December 05, 2016 Recessed City/County Jt. Meeting

December 05, 2016 Regular Commission Meeting                               

5.      BUSINESS:

5.1             Recognition of Pratt High School as the 2016 4A Div. II State Football Champs – Mayo, Commission and Staff

5.2             Consideration and Approval of the Re-Appointments to the Convention & Visitor’s Bureau Committee – Kim DeClue, Chamber Director

5.3             Consideration and Approval of the City’s Appointment to the ED Board to Replace Outgoing Member Kenton Ladenburger – Mayor and Commission

5.4             Consideration and Approval of the 2017 Pratt Municipal Judge Agreement – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney

5.5             Consideration and Approval of the 2017 Senior Citizens Organization Lease Agreement – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney

5.6             Consideration and Approval of Ord. 1617 Amending Hourly and Salaried Employees – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney

5.7             Consideration and Approval of Res. 121916 Exempting the City from the Requirement of K.S.A. 75-1120a (a) – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney; Diana Garten, Finance Director

5.8             Consideration and Approval of Equipment Lease With Option to Purchase Agreement with the First National Bank for the New Bucket Truck – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney; Diana Garten, Finance Director

5.9             Consideration and Approval of Res. 121916A Concerning the New Bucket Truck Lease/Purchase – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney; Diana Garten, Finance Director

5.10            Consideration and Approval of Ord. 1618 Annexing Land to the City – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney; Rick Eckert, City Manager; Russell Rambat Public Works Director

5.11            Consideration and Approval of Res, 121916B Defining the Boundaries of the City of Pratt – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney

5.12            Special Recognition – Mayor and Commission

6.      OPEN AGENDA (City Matters Only)(3 Minute Time Limit)

7.      REPORTS:

7.1             City Manager

7.2             City Attorney

7.3             Department Superintendents

7.4             Mayor

7.5             City Commission

8.   ADJOURN

11/30/2016-Approved Special Call Meeting Minutes

WEDNESDAY 

NOVEMBER 30, 2016 

The Governing Body of the City of Pratt met in a Special Call session in the Commission Room located at City Hall.

PRESENT:

                  

Lucus Kumberg            Mayor

Bill Hlavachick            Commissioner
Jeff Taylor                    Commissioner
Gary Skaggs                 Commissioner
Doug Meyer                 Commissioner

ALSO PRESENT:        

 

Roy Eckert                   City Manager

LuAnn Kramer             City Clerk                                                        

CALL TO ORDER:

The Special Call meeting was called to order by Mayor Kumberg.  The Mayor instructed the Clerk to note that all Commissioners were present. 

BUSINESS:

EXECUTIVE SESSION TO DISCUSS NON-ELECTED PERSONNEL TO LAST TWO HOURS: 

Mayor Kumberg made a motion to enter into executive session to discuss non-elected personnel to last two hours.  The motion was seconded by Commissioner Hlavachick and carried unanimously. 

Mayor Kumberg made a motion to return from executive session with nothing to report.  The motion was seconded by Commissioner Taylor and carried unanimously. 

ADJOURN: 

Commissioner Hlavachick made a motion to adjourn.  The motion was seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried unanimously.

 

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LUCUS KUMBERG, Mayor
 

ATTEST: 

________________________________________

LUANN KRAMER, City Clerk

11/21/2016-Approved Commission Meeting Minutes

MONDAY 

NOVEMBER 21, 2016 

The Governing Body of the City of Pratt met in Regular session in the Commission Room located in City Hall.

PRESENT:              

Lucus Kumberg           Mayor

Bill Hlavachick            Commissioner

Jeff Taylor                    Commissioner

Gary Skaggs                 Commissioner

Doug Meyer                 Commissioner 

ALSO PRESENT:        

Roy Eckert                   City Manager

LuAnn Kramer             City Clerk

Ken Van Blaricum        City Attorney

Diana Garten                Finance Director

Jeff Ward                      Police Detective

Russell Rambat             Public Works Director

Brad Blankenship         Building Inspector

Jamie Huber                 Director of Electric Utilities

Bruce Pinkall               Recreation Director

                                                                                                                                                                           

CALL TO ORDER: 

The regular meeting was called to order by Mayor Kumberg.  The Mayor instructed the Clerk to note that all Commissioners were present. 

The Mayor reminded the audience that this meeting may be taped and/or recorded. 

INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: 

Commissioner Taylor led the staff and audience in the invocation and Mayor Kumberg led the Pledge of Allegiance. 

MINUTES: 

Commissioner Taylor made a motion to approve the minutes of the November 07, 2016 regular Commission meeting and the November 16, 2016 Special Call meeting.   The motion was seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried unanimously. 

BUSINESS: 

PRESENTATION OF SERVICE AWARDS TO CITY EMPLOYEES:

Mayor Kumberg commented that this was his favorite meeting of the year and that the service years for 2016 added up to two hundred fifty years.  The Mayor and Commissioners acknowledged those employees who had been with the City for ten, fifteen, twenty-five, thirty, forty and forty-five years.   

CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF BID TO CRUSH CONCRETE: 

Public Works Director Rambat stated that the City had a stock pile of concrete that had accumulated over the last three or four years and it was time to have someone come in and crush some of it.  Mr. Rambat informed the Commission that three bids were sent out and three were returned.  Mr. Rambat explained that he had bids from Heartstone out of Wichita for $27,215, Green River Stone & Crushing from Colorado for $28,000 and Stone Sand Co., Inc. from Great Bend for $31,500.  Mr. Rambat stated that there was approximately 7,000 tons of concrete to be crushed; however, he was going to have half of the pile done now and then budget for the rest in the next couple of years.   

Commissioner Skaggs made a motion to approve the bid from Heartstone to crush half of the concrete pile for $27,215.  Commissioner Meyer seconded the motion.  Mr. Rambat commented that this would probably get done in December.  Commissioner Meyer questioned if this had steel in it.  Mr. Rambat stated that it did not.  With no more discussion, the motion and seconded passed unanimously.

CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF THE 2017 HUMANE SOCIETY AGREEMENT: 

City Attorney Van Blaricum stated that this was part of the annual contract review and this agreement was down to what all parties were satisfied with.  Commissioner Taylor questioned if they had taken cats from us in the past.  Police Detective Ward stated that they had not.  Commissioner Skaggs commented that he had seen cats there in the past.  Commissioner Taylor stated that the animal control officer had told him that they were not accepting cats anymore.  PAHS Treasurer Rexana Prater stated that they would take cats unless they were full or the cats were ferrell.  Commissioner Taylor stated that there were about fifteen or twenty cats at this one place and they were friendly, but made a mess.  Mayor Kumberg commented that we should engage in #6 under Terms and make alternate arrangements.  Commissioner Skaggs commented that this could be a miscommunication between PAHS and animal control.  Mayor Kumberg asked that the City Manager see what he could find out. 

Commissioner Meyer questioned if the animal count on the monthly statement was accurate.  Detective Ward stated that they had been full, but Chief Myers would know more about that.  Detective Ward commented that it was a catch 22 on how to differentiate ferrell cats.  Ms. Prater stated that she would check with the manager, but she was sure they accepted sociable cats.  Commissioner Taylor stated that he had no problem passing the agreement, but encouraged taking care of the confusion with the animal control officer.  Commissioner Hlavachick made a motion to approve the Agreement with PAHS for another year.  Commissioner Taylor seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. 

OPEN AGENDA:

No one in the audience wished to address the Commission.

REPORTS: 

City Manager:

·        Visiting various departments:

City Manager Eckert stated that he had met with the police department and several others.  Mr. Eckert commented that he had visited the sewer plant and that project was almost finished.  Mr. Eckert added that it was a great project and would finish under budget.  Mr. Eckert stated that he was looking at several things and ways to do things better; however, the staff was very efficient.  Mr. Eckert reported that he had visited with the airport director and he would be working on a project with them to set up certain areas for light, medium and heavy businesses so that they were not so spread out.  Mr. Eckert stated that the past week had been a good one with the downtown activities and turning on the Lemon Park lights.

Public Works: 

·        Street Department: 

Public Works Director Rambat stated that he wanted to thank the street department for setting up for Christmas in the park.  Mr. Rambat added that the flow of traffic worked well. 

·        Curb work:

Mr. Rambat commented that the curb at Lanterman Motors was done along with the work needed at Haskins School.  Mr. Rambat stated that Arensdorf Construction would be working on the alley behind the Club D’Est when they finish a few of their current jobs. 

Inspections:

·        Park Hills Addition: 

Building Inspector Blankenship stated that they had a Planning and Zoning meeting concerning the Park Hills Addition and it had gone well.  Mr. Blankenship commented that it had been well attended and he was pleased with the way it went.  Mr. Blankenship explained that the preliminary plat was passed and it would proceed to the final plat.  Mr. Blankenship stated that it was rezoned Residential Suburban, which passed also. 

·        Casey’s: 

Mr. Blankenship stated that the tanks were coming out at the Casey’s location by a company from Iowa.  Mr. Blankenship added that things were moving along. 

·        Donut Palace: 

Mr. Blankenship stated that the contractor had started on Donut Palace and they were currently looking at remodeling. 

·        City responsibility: 

Mayor Kumberg commented that he had been asked why we were responsible for the stuff at the Country Club.  Mr. Blankenship stated that Kansas Statute states that the City has the right to zone anything in the three mile radius.  Mr. Blankenship clarified that this protects the City in case it grows; therefore, everything that was being built was built to our design standards.  Mr. Blankenship added that EBH Engineering had done a good job of following the lines and that gives us power to say what can and cannot be built, which was in the best interest of the City.

Recreation: 

·        City Christmas dinner: 

Recreation Director Pinkall stated that the City Christmas dinner was being planned for December 14^th starting at 11:00 a.m.  Mr. Pinkall commented that invitations would be going out to Advisory Boards and Commissions soon. 

Police Department: 

·        Coalition meeting: 

Detective Ward stated that the officers had been working very hard.  Detective Ward commented that he had attended the coalition meeting and the people did express their concerns and solutions.  Detective Ward stated that it was a good meeting. 

Mayor and Commission:

·        Executive Session:

Mayor Kumberg requested an executive session regarding non-elected personnel to last thirty minutes after reports. 

·        Coalition meeting: 

Mayor Kumberg stated that he had also attended the coalition meeting and it had been put together very well.  Mayor Kumberg added that he could see good things come out of it.  Mayor Kumberg commented that, with the leadership here and the department heads, we could aid them in their request to help fix the problems. 

·        Christmas in the Park:

Mayor Kumberg stated that he had heard wonderful things about Christmas in the Park event.  Mayor Kumberg commented that that was a huge undertaking and he thanked all the departments for their hard work.

·        Thanksgiving holiday: 

Commissioner Taylor commented that he was glad that we get the day after Thanksgiving off, because we do not get all the national holidays.  Commissioner Taylor added that it was well deserved. 

Executive Session: 

Mayor Kumberg made a motion to enter into executive session to discuss non-elected personnel.  Commissioner Hlavachick seconded the motion.  The motion and second passed unanimously. 

Mayor Kumberg made a motion to return from executive session with nothing to report.  Commission Meyer seconded the motion.  The motion and second passed unanimously. 

ADJOURN:

Upon proper motion, the meeting was recessed until Monday, December 05, 2016 for the City/County meeting at 11:00 a.m. at City Hall.

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LUCUS KUMBERG, Mayor

ATTEST:

________________________________________

LUANN KRAMER, City Clerk

11/21/2016-Approved Special Call Meeting Minutes

MONDAY

NOVEMBER 21, 2016

The Governing Body of the City of Pratt met in a Special Call session in the Commission Room located at City Hall.

PRESENT:

 

Bill Hlavachick             Vice-Mayor

Jeff Taylor                    Commissioner
Gary Skaggs                 Commissioner
Doug Meyer                 Commissioner 

ALSO PRESENT:        

 

Roy Eckert                   City Manager

LuAnn Kramer             City Clerk
Diana Garten                Finance Director
Jamie Huber                 Dir. of Electric Utilities
Kenny Kreutzer            Energy Agent
Gary Schmidt               Commissioner-elect
Don Peters                    Commissioner-elect

                                                                                           

                               
CALL TO ORDER:

The Special Call meeting was called to order by Vice-Mayor Hlavachick.  The Vice-Mayor instructed the Clerk to note that all Commissioners were present with the exception of Mayor Kumberg. 

BUSINESS:

EXECUTIVE SESSION TO DISCUSS CONFIDENTIAL DATA RELATING TO FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OR TRADE SECRETS OF SECOND PARTIES TO LAST TWO HOURS: 

Vice-Mayor Hlavachick made a motion to enter into executive session to discuss confidential data relating to financial affairs or trade secrets of second parties to last two hours.  The motion was seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried unanimously. 

Vice-Mayor Hlavachick made a motion to return from executive session with nothing to report.  The motion was seconded by Commissioner Taylor and carried unanimously. 

ADJOURN:

Commissioner Skaggs made a motion to adjourn.  The motion was seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried unanimously.

 

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BILL D. HLAVACHICK, Vice-Mayor

ATTEST:

_____________________________________

LUANN KRAMER, City Clerk

12/05/16-City Commission Meeting Agenda

MONDAY 

DECEMBER 05, 2016

PRATT CITY COMMISSION – REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING

COMMISSION ROOM – 5:00 P.M.

1.      CALL TO ORDER (Remind audience that meeting is being recorded and/or taped.)

2.      ROLL CALL

3.      INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

4.      MINUTES –        November 21, 2016 Special Call Meeting

November 21, 2016 Regular Commission Meeting

November 30, 2016 Special Call Meeting

                               
5.      BUSINESS:

5.1             Consideration and Approval on Putting Up Flags on Main Street to Promote Town Spirit for Sporting Events – Lori Myers, PHS Counselor 

5.2             Consideration and Approval of the 2017 Cereal Malt Beverage Applications – Gary Myers, Chief of Police 

5.3             Consideration and Approval of the Purchase of a Used Backhoe from Morgan Diesel – Russell Rambat, Public Works Director

5.4             Consideration and Approval of the 2017 Lease Agreement with the American Legion – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney 

5.5             Consideration and Approval of the Option Agreement with ATC Sequoia LLC to Purchase Communications Easement at 201 S. Jackson – Ken Van Blaricum, City Attorney; Rick Eckert, City Manager; Diana Garten, Finance Director 

6.      OPEN AGENDA (City Matters Only)(3 Minute Time Limit)

7.      REPORTS: 

7.1             City Manager

7.2             City Attorney

7.3             Department Superintendents

7.4             Mayor

7.5             City Commission

8.   ADJOURN

12/05/16-Joint City/County Meeting Agenda

MONDAY

DECEMBER 05, 2016

PRATT CITY COMMISSION – JOINT CITY/COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING

COMMISSION ROOM – 11:00 a.m.

1.        CALL RECESSED MEETING TO ORDER 

2.     ROLL CALL

3.     DISCUSSION TOPICS:

      3.1         General Discussion on City/County Issues    

4.   ADJOURN