WHO: City Council Public Works and Finance Committees, regular meeting, and a special meeting of Muskogee Municipal Authority.
WHEN: 4 p.m. Tuesday.
WHERE: Council Chambers, third floor, Municipal Building, South Third Street and Okmulgee Avenue.
ON TV: Broadcast live on Suddenlink Channel 14.
PUBLIC WORKS AGENDA
Consider approval of:
• Contracts between American Municipal Services and the City of Muskogee for the collection of warrants and past due terminated utility accounts. New contract will include provisions authorized by changes in state law allowing a collection fee of 35 percent.
• Petition from concerned citizens to increase the speed limit from 35 mph to 45 mph on East Hancock, beginning at Country Club Road and ending at East 55th Street.
• Mutual police assistance agreement with Wagoner County.
• Resolution of Support for the 2010 U.S. Census and a Partnership Agreement indicating the areas of assistance with the Census Bureau.
• Approval of the Industrial Pretreatment Annual Report.
• Appointment of Brad Smythe to the Parks and Recreation Board, succeeding the Rev. Ralph Boyattia. Term to end July 31, 2013.
• Appointment of Wilma Newton to the Historic Preservation Commission, succeeding Jim Cole. Term to end Oct. 31, 2012.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Consider approval of:
• Resolution declaring the four lots on the corner of Lenapah and 12th streets, as surplus property and authorize the sale of the property to Muskogee Housing Assistance for $652.
• Review and discuss current status of City Finances.
MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY AGENDA
Consider approval of:
• Change order deducting $11,567.71 from the construction contract with Van Horn Construction for expansion of the Muskogee Water Treatment Plant.
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October 31, 2009
MEETING – City Council Public Works and Finance Committees, Muskogee Municipal Authority
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