Meeting Summary
The City Council approved several key items, including the first phase of the I-35 corridor study, financing for new police records management and computer-aided dispatch software, and purchases of structural firefighting gear and five-inch fire hoses. A contract for legal representation in opioid litigation was tabled for further review. The council also adopted resolutions for a Clean Air Grant application and an amendment to the annual wine and spirits wholesale occupation tax.
Key Decisions & Votes
Consent Docket
04:40Approved minutes from November 5, 2018, accepted public water and sewer improvements for two additions, declared several vehicles surplus, and approved claims and expenditures totaling $2,510,928.06.
I-35 Corridor Study Phase One
05:50Approved the draft recommendations from Phase One of the I-35 corridor study, allowing the project to proceed to Phase Two.
Opioid Litigation Contract
06:40A motion was made and approved to table the consideration of a contract with Fellers Snider attorney-at-law for representation in pending opioid litigation, pending further review of information.
Police Software Financing
09:30Authorized staff to solicit proposals for financing police records management and computer-aided dispatch software, spreading the cost over four years using the half-cent sales tax.
Structural Firefighting Gear Purchase
10:50Approved the purchase of structural firefighting gear for new employees and to replace worn equipment, not to exceed $22,979.
Five-inch Fire Hose Purchase
11:50Accepted a quote from Safeco Inc. for $29,040 to purchase five-inch fire hose, which will replace existing four-inch hoses for improved water delivery.
Clean Air Grant Application
12:50Adopted Resolution #9121-8, authorizing the city to submit an application to the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments for a Clean Air Grant to cover the cost of a CNG conversion for a yard waste route truck.
July 4th Fireworks Contract
13:50Approved a contract with Art Pyrotechnics for $49,500 for the city's annual July 4th fireworks display.
Wine and Spirits Wholesale Occupation Tax Amendment
15:50Approved amending the annual wine and spirits wholesale occupation tax to $1,500 and adopted Resolution #9131-8, establishing a new schedule of fees and charges.
MPWA Consent Docket
16:50Approved minutes from November 5, 2018, and ratified claims and expenditures for FY 2018-2019 totaling $789,071.35 for the More Public Works Authority.
Peterbilt Chassis Purchase
17:50Authorized the purchase of a Peterbilt chassis for $125,615 to replace an aging rear load truck used for yard waste collection.
Leach Alpha 3 Rear Load Packer Body Purchase
18:50Authorized the purchase of a Leach Alpha 3 rear load packer body for $72,439, to be paired with the new Peterbilt chassis.
MRMA Consent Docket
19:50Approved minutes from November 5, 2018, and ratified claims and expenditures for FY 2018-2019 totaling $204,450.40 for the More Risk Management Authority.
MEDA Consent Docket
21:00Approved minutes from October 15, 2018, for the More Economic Development Authority.
Financial Matters
Claims and Expenditures (City Council)
Approved and ratified claims and expenditures for FY 2018-2019.
Police Records Management and CAD Software Financing
Annual cost for financing new police software over four years, utilizing the half-cent sales tax.
Structural Firefighting Gear
Purchase of bunker coats and pants for new employees and to replace worn gear.
Five-inch Fire Hose
Purchase of new five-inch fire hose to replace existing four-inch supply lines.
Clean Air Grant (CNG Conversion)
Estimated cost for CNG conversion of a yard waste route truck, potentially covered by a Clean Air Grant.
Annual July 4th Fireworks Contract
Contract with Art Pyrotechnics for the city's annual fireworks display.
Annual Wine and Spirits Wholesale Occupation Tax
Amended annual fee for wine and spirits wholesale occupation tax.
Claims and Expenditures (More Public Works Authority)
Approved and ratified claims and expenditures for FY 2018-2019 for the Public Works Authority.
Peterbilt Chassis
Purchase of a new Peterbilt chassis for a rear load truck.
Leach Alpha 3 Rear Load Packer Body
Purchase of a packer body to be mounted on the new Peterbilt chassis.
Claims and Expenditures (More Risk Management Authority)
Approved and ratified claims and expenditures for FY 2018-2019 for the Risk Management Authority.
Coming Up
Tabled
- Contract with Fellers Snider attorney-at-law for representation in opioid litigation
Deadlines
- Clean Air Grant application due November 30th
Watch For
- Phase two of the I-35 corridor study
- Proposals for financing police records management and computer-aided dispatch software
Announcements
- The Envision Moore 2040 Comprehensive Plan received the 2018 Outstanding Plan Award from the Oklahoma American Planning Association and an award from the American Society of Landscape Architects.
- The Parks and Recreation Department won two awards from the Oklahoma Recreation Park Society for renovations and for their special event and activity guide, recognized as the most excellent marketing piece in Oklahoma.
- Park maintenance workers were recognized for their participation in the Park Maintenance Rodeo, with Dustin Earnhardt winning first place in the backhoe competition and Brent Grooms winning second place in zero-turn radius mower operation.
- City Hall will be closed on Christmas Eve.
- The City Manager spoke at the Oklahoma Municipal Contractors Association meeting, highlighting the city's progress, particularly on the 34th Street overpass.
- A city staff member, Galen, participated in a career day at a local school.
Agenda Summary
Item C
Presentation of the 2018 Outstanding Plan Award from the Oklahoma American Planning Association for the Envision Moore 2040 comprehensive plan.
Item 2
Consent Docket, including approval of minutes, acceptance of public water and sewer improvements, declaration of surplus vehicles, and approval of claims and expenditures.
Item 3
Consider approval of Phase One of the I-35 corridor study.
Item 4
Consider approval of a contract with Fellers Snider attorney-at-law for representation of the city in pending litigation against opioid manufacturers, distributors, and other potential defendants.
Item 5
Consider authorizing staff to solicit proposals for the financing of police records management and police computer-aided dispatch software.
Item 6
Consider the purchase of structural firefighting gear for new employees and to replace worn and outdated gear from the Casco off state contract number SW241 in an amount not to exceed $22,979.
Item 7
Consider acceptance of a quote from Safeco Inc in the amount of $29,040 for purchase of five-inch fire hose.
Item 8
Consider adopting Resolution number 9121-8 authorizing the City of Moore to submit an application to the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments for the Clean Air Grant for public sectors.
Item 9
Consider approval of a contract with Art Pyrotechnics in the amount of $49,500 for the city's annual July 4th fireworks.
Item 10
Consider amending the annual wine and spirits wholesale occupation tax to $1,500 and approved Resolution number 9131-8 adopting the schedule of fees and charges effective upon approval and remaining in effect until modified, amended, or repealed and repealing proud and consistent foods.
Item 11
Consent Docket for the More Public Works Authority, including approval of minutes and ratification of claims and expenditures.
Item 12
Consider authorizing the purchase of a Peterbilt chassis from Rush Truck Centers off state contract number SW035 in the amount of $125,615 using budgeted funds.
Item 13
Consider authorizing the purchase of a Leach Alpha 3 rear load packer body from J&R Equipment LLC off state contract number SW197 in the amount of $72,439 using budgeted funds.
Item 14
Consent Docket for the More Risk Management Authority, including approval of minutes and ratification of claims and expenditures.
Item 16
Consent Docket for the More Economic Development Authority, including approval of minutes.
Item 17a
Citizens forum for items not on the agenda.
Item 17b
Items from the City Council/Trustees.
Item 17c
Items from the City Manager/Trust Manager.