City of Troy, Kansas                                  Created Jan 14, 2011

The TroyCity Councilmet in regular session TuesdayApril 20, 2021, at 6:30 p.m. at theTroyCityHall.ThemeetingwascalledtoorderbyMayorSarahJ.Boeh-Cerra.MayorSarahJ.Boeh-CerraandCouncilmembersNickPopple,StanRuhnke,CodyMiller,andMichealBrissettansweredroll call.CouncilmemberTim Hanlan was absent.Also present were City Clerk JimRichardson,  City Attorney  Alan Boeh, Working Supervisor  Jim Horner, Ambulance DirectorMatt McKittrick, Tanner  Veach, Michael  Wilburn, Kevin Thompson,  and Daniel BauerkemperbyZoom.

MotionwasmadebyStanRuhnke,secondbyCodyMillertoapprovetheminutesoftheApril6,2021.Vote-unanimouswiththoseCouncilmemberspresent.Motioncarried.

TheCouncilreviewedanddiscussedthebillspresented.

MotionwasmadebyMichealBrissett,secondbyCodyMillertoapprovethebillsaslistedAPcheckregisterchecknumber12447thru12485andconstructionaccountchecknumber

483.Vote-  unanimouswiththoseCouncilmemberspresent.  Motioncarried.

DanielBauerkemperfromLutz,Daily&Brain,LLCaddresstheCouncilvia Zoomonpossible electricalline extension routesto propertyowned by Norman Meng.Discussionfollowed.TheCouncilconcurredtoresearchthematterfurther.

Norman Meng addressed the Council concerning the Rodeo that will be held in June2021 and the City providing two port-a-pots for the street dance on Main Street on June 18,2021.Discussionfollowed.

MotionwasmadebyStanRuhnke,secondbyMichealBrissetttoprovidetwoport-a-potsforthestreetdanceonMainStreetonJune18,2021.Vote-unanimouswiththoseCouncilmemberspresent.Motioncarried.

MichaelWilburnfromEchoElectricSupplyaddressedtheCouncilconcerningreplacingthe lighting on the baseball  field with LED lighting.  Discussion  followed.   The Councilconcurredtoresearchthematterfurther.

Kevin Thompson from Fire District Number3 addressedthe Council concerningthepossibilityofAmbulanceDistrictNumber1providingambulanceservicetoDistrictNumber3.Discussionfollowed.TheCouncilconcurredtoresearchthematterfurther.

The Council discussed the following items with Ambulance Director Matt McKittirick:Hiring a part-time employee; bids for purchasing a washer & dryer for the ambulance building;andtheambulancedistrictstudybeingconductedbyFitch&Associates.

The Council concurred to interview the potential part-time ambulance employee at theMay4,2021Councilmeeting.

MotionwasbyStanRuhnke,secondbyMichealBrissetttopurchaseawasher&dryerfor the ambulancebuildingfromMenards at a cost of $900.00.Vote -unanimouswith thoseCouncilmemberspresent.Motioncarried.

TheCouncildiscussed thefollowingitemswithWorkingSupervisorJimHorner:Bidsfor the potential oil and chatting of City streets for 2021; Bids for repairs to the bobcat; andrepairsneedfortheJohnDeereSkidSteer.

Motion was made by Micheal Brissett, second by Cody Miller to accept the bid fromApprovedPavingLLCfor2021oilingandchattingatacostof$54,000.00.Vote-unanimouswiththoseCouncilmemberspresent.Motioncarried.

MotionwasmadebyStanRuhnke,secondbyCodyMillertoacceptthebidfromKCBobcat for bobcat repairs in the amount of $2,000.00.Vote -unanimous with those Councilmemberspresent.Motioncarried.