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Council Minutes of OS-03-2011 <br />~_ <br />~~V <br />valves. The larger pumps are designed with the current collection system in <br />place. The pumps will not increase the pressure or flow in the system, it will just <br />enable the pump station to keep up with the current in-flow. The design is based <br />on the existing pump station capacity, so it will not affect the force mains or <br />gravity flow sewers down line. The improved system will allow two pumps to <br />handle the flow, with a third pump as an emergency back-up, in case one of the <br />pumps becomes clogged. All three pumps may be used during storm situations to <br />move the in-flow. The existing LeBern pumps and motors may be relocated to <br />the Broxbourne or Bradley pump stations. Anew SCADA system may be <br />implemented in conjunction with the Waste Water Treatment Plant <br />improvements. This is basically a high tech alarm system which could be <br />accessible on a wireless system. Orlowski made a motion to recommend <br />Resolution 2011-55 to all of Council, second by Barker, vote was 2-0 to <br />recommend as amended to only include the Pump Station improvements and not <br />the Collection System or Equalization Basins. <br />• The second item on the agenda was not addressed due to possible future litigation. <br />This was to be a follow-up meeting to the March 8, 2011 committee meeting on <br />the City wide flooding. Two residents from Ward 2 were present and were <br />allowed to speak on the storm water problem which they were experiencing. It <br />was recommended the City Engineer review the development plat map to <br />determine who may be responsible for maintaining the surface storm water drain <br />and possible solutions to mitigate the problem. The meeting was adjourned at <br />7:43 p.m. <br />Councilman Orlowski made a motion to amend Resolution 2011-55 to only include the <br />pump station improvements and not the collection system or equalization basins. The <br />motion was seconded by Councilman Kearney and passed unanimously. Resolution <br />2011-55 amended. <br />Councilman Mahoney, Chairman of the Building, Zoning & Development Committee: <br />The BZD Committee met Tuesday, May 3, 2011 at 7:15 p.m. Present were committee <br />members Mahoney, Kearney and Barker; Council members Brossard, Orlowski, <br />Schumann and Williamson; Planning and Development Director Wenger. <br />• Discussed was Resolution 2011-61 which is a Resolution authorizing the Director <br />of Planning and Development to solicit bids for the demolition and removal of <br />dangerous buildings located at 6652 Charles Road as a public nuisance; and <br />further authorizing the costs to be certified as a tax lien upon said real property <br />pursuant to Section 1331.05 of the Codified Ordinances, and declaring an <br />emergency. The committee voted 3-0 to recommend approval of Resolution <br />2011-61. <br />The BZD Committee met Tuesday, April 26, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. Items that were to be <br />discussed -Ordinances 2010-100 and 2011-54 -were held in committee. <br />4 <br /> <br />