COMMISSION MEETING
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 2007
PRESENT: W. SCOTT
BIAS, PRESIDENT
ROBERT
L. BAILEY, COMMISSIONER
NANCY
CARTMILL, COMMISSIONER
WILLIAM
T. WATSON,
STEPHEN
ZOELLER,
CONNIE
GRAY, ADMINISTRATOR FOR GRANTS,
PLANNING
AND PERMITS
ABSENT: SHARON
ROSS, ASSISTANT
FOR
BILLABLES AND PAYABLES
W. Scott Bias, President, called the regular meeting of the Cabell County Commission to order at 10:05 a.m.
APPROVE:
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, moved to approve the agenda as presented. Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, moved to approve purchase orders #3561 B through #3805 B and pay jackets. Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, moved to approve the minutes from the regular Commission meeting of January 11, 2007, minutes from the special Commission meeting of January 16, 2007, erroneous assessments, land consolidation, split tickets and probate documentation. Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, moved to approve handwritten checks to
#008 AWARD
CONTRACT-COURTHOUSE FACILITIES
IMPROVEMENT
AUTHORITY FUNDS
RE: RESTORATION OF 4TH AVENUE STEPS
Stephen Zoeller,
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Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, asked if the added temporary step, currently being used, was in this design. Mr. Zoeller replied yes it was and informed the Commission that he had asked Edward Tucker, an architect, to look at the design and Mr. Tucker had given a verbal recommendation that the design was better then what had been used previously and Mr. Tucker may provide additional information.
Commissioner Cartmill stated she was concerned about the people falling and did not want anything there that would cause injury. Commissioner Cartmill further stated the Commission had received a letter from the Preservation Committee stating that any work done on the porch, where the mosaic tile was placed, had to be reversible. Mr. Zoeller replied they would work with the vendor in order to preserve the mosaic tile.
W. Scott Bias, President, stated that a different hand rail had been added by the step and he believed that was part of the cause of people falling.
After a discussion regarding
design approval from the State Preservation Committee, Robert L. Bailey,
Commissioner, moved to approve to award
the contract for restoration of the
W. Scott Bias, President aye
Robert
L. Bailey, Commissioner aye
Nancy
Cartmill, Commissioner nay
#009 AWARD
CONTRACT – 4TH AVENUE SECOND ENTRY
Stephen Zoeller,
After a lengthy discussion on the
possible noise problem next to the
W. Scott Bias, President aye
Robert
L. Bailey, Commissioner aye
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner abstained
#010 LETTER,
ADELL
RE: EMPLOYMENT
Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, moved to approve the employment of Lynette Black as a part time Deputy Clerk, effective February 2007, to help once the new filing system was installed. Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
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#011 APPEARING,
WILLIAM T. WATSON, ESQUIRE
RE: PETITION TO RELEASE CLAIMS AGAINST
THE ESTATE OF DONALD B.
CRAWLEY DUE
TO INSOLVENCY
William Watson,
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, moved to approve the release of a claim by
HSBC Bank of
#012 APPEARING, J. ROGER SMITH, ESQUIRE
RE: APPROVAL OF A WAIVER OF SETTLEMENT
IN THE ESTATE OF ALICE L. AMICK
William Watson,
Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, moved to approve the waiver of settlement in the Estate of Alice L. Amick. Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
#013 RESOLUTION,
CABELL
RECLASSIFICATION
- CCEMS
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, moved to approve the reclassification of Adam Wayne Burgess as a full time temporary Paramedic, effective January 26, 2007, with a rate of pay of $8.97; the reclassifications of Stephanie M. Harris and Lance Aurbey Johnson as full time Paramedics, effective January 26, 2007, with a rate of pay of $8.97. Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
Commissioner Cartmill stated that she believed the employees at CCEMS should receive higher pay for the work that they perform.
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President Bias and Gordon Merry, CCEMS Director, explained that their work was tied into over time, however, there were problems with retirement issues causing turn-overs and perhaps these could be addressed sometime in the future.
#014 LETTERS,
CABELL
RE: LETTER OF SUPPORT LWCF GRANT FOR THE
GREATER
DISTRICT
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, moved to approve sending letters to Senator
Robert C. Byrd, Senator John D. Rockefeller, IV and Congressman Nick J. Rahall
in support of the Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant for the Greater
Huntington Park and Recreation District. Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, seconded
the motion and the vote was unanimous.
#015 LETTER,
CABELL
RE: APPROVAL OF
AND BLUE SHIELD HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT
Stephen Zoeller,
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, moved to approve the
#016 RESOLUTION,
RE: EMPLOYMENT – CAFÉ DOWN UNDER
Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, moved to table this item. Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
DISCUSSION/ACTION REGARDING FINANCING
OPTIONS FOR NEW
Mike Davis, E-911 Director, stated it was time to explore finance options for the new E-911 Center and he would like some input from the Commission.
William Watson,
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Mr. Davis also stated the county
needed to consider a back-up center once E-911 moved to
W. Scott Bias, President, stated he would like more information regarding a back-up center before making any decision.
DISCUSSION/ACTION REGARDING OPTIONAL
EMPLOYEE PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS
Stephen Zoeller,
Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, suggested charging the companies for the payroll deductions and to hire another employee to help in payroll, if needed.
Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, moved to adopt new procedures for payroll deductions. Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
PLACE ON RECORD
Nancy Cartmill, Commissioner, moved to place on record the minutes from the Culloden Public Service District, Special Meetings, November 1, 2006, November 17, 2006, November 29, 2006, December 13, 2006 and December 27, 2006; Culloden Public Service District Regular Meetings, November 15, 2006 and December 20, 2006; Greater Kanawha RC&D Council, Regular Meeting, December 20, 2006; Pea Ridge Public Service District, Regular Meeting, December 11, 2006, Pea Ridge Public Service District, Manager’s Report, December, 2006 and Pea Ridge Public Service District, Field Report, November, 2006; Salt Water Rock Public Service District, Special Meeting, December 12, 2006; Tri-State Airport Authority, Regular Meeting, November 16, 2006 AND OTHER DOCUMENTATION TO BE RECORDED Huntington-Cabell-Wayne Animal Control Shelter, Monthly Report, December, 2006; Milton Volunteer Fire Department, Compliance Audit, Fiscal Year July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006 and The Bank of New York, Various Trust Accounts, December 31, 2006. Robert L. Bailey, Commissioner, seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
Mike Davis, E-911 Director, informed the Commission there would be a presentation by the architect regarding the new E-911 Center on January 31, 2007, at 1:00 p.m. in the Commission chambers.
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Mr. Davis also advised the Commission that House Bill #2525 would deal with the mapping project.
Karen Cole,
W. Scott, President, adjourned the meeting at 11:00 a.m., until the next scheduled meeting on Thursday, February 8, 2007, at 10:00 a.m.
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