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Wendover

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MINUTES OF THE WENDOVER CITY COUNCIL MEETING Thursday, May 2nd, 2019. City of Wendover, Tooele County Complex Building

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Event Start Date & Time

May 2, 2019 06:30 PM

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AGENDA 1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER. Mayor Mike Crawford called the meeting to order at 6:30pm 2. ROLL CALL. Mayor Mike Crawford Councilmember Gordon Stewart Councilmember Radine Murphy Councilmember Darlene Trammell Councilmember Dale Higley Councilmember Manny Carrillo City Administrator Glenn Wadsworth City Treasurer Lori Palafox City Recorder Devan Clevenger City Attorney Spencer Call ABSENT Audience: Jeff Coombs, Jamie Zwerin, Mary Gallen, Michelle Vogel 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Pledge of Allegiance was lead by Councilmember Gordon Stewart 4. APPROVE OR AMEND REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF APRIL 04, 2019. DECISION. Motion made by Councilmember Dale Higley, seconded by Councilmember Manny Carrillo to approve the regular city council meeting minutes of April 4th, 2019. All in favor, motion passed. 5. DEPARTMENT UPDATES: KENNETH QUIRK A) POLICE DEPARTMENT C) FIRE DEPARTMENT Public Safety Director Ken Quirk informed the council he would be testing some applicants next week for the open officer position. He also updated the council on his monthly report for both police and fire departments. He also mentioned the departments participated in a health fair and they will also be in the Cinco De mayo parade. The police department will be helping with patrolling the airport as a live filming event takes place at the airport with some monster trucks and the military during Memorial weekend. 6. COMMENTS FROM THE AUDIENCE - LIMIT OF TWO (2) MINUTES PER INDIVIDUAL. Tooele County Commissioner Kendall Thomas told the Council it was great to see improvements made to the City especially for one so far outside of the other cities in the county and he was happy to see how much cleaner it looked. 7. TOOELE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ANNUAL REPORT AND AGING SERVICES. JEFF COOMBS AND JAMIE ZWERIN. DISCUSSION. Tooele County Health Director Jeff Coombs presented the Tooele County Health results from health surveys. WIC representative and aging services also informed the council of new upcoming programs available to the Wendover senior community including more at home services available and a new program that will deliver frozen meals to seniors homes. They also spoke briefly on the measles and mumps epidemic that is covering several states in the US. 8. APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE PLANNING AND ZONINGS RECOMMENDATION TO ADD A NEW HOME ADDITION AT 586 UINTA AVE. KLANSEY BATEMAN. DECISION. City Attorney Spencer Call asked the council to possibly table item so he could have some time to review the paperwork submitted, after some discussion pertaining to not enough square footage of the property, Councilmember Gordon Stewart made a motion to resend to Planning and Zoning to review the square footage. Motion seconded by Councilmember Darlene Trammell, all in favor, motion passed. 9. APPROVE OR AMEND RESOLUTION 2019-01. A RESOLUTION TO AGUMENT THE CITY OF WENDOVER 2018-2019 ANNUAL BUDGET. DICISION. Motion made by Councilmember Dale Higley, seconded by Councilmember Gordon Stewart. Roll call, Councilmember Dale Higley aye, Councilmember Radine Murphy aye, Councilmember Manny Carrillo aye, Councilmember Darlene Trammell aye, and Councilmember Gordon Stewart aye. Motion passed. 10. TOOELE COUNTY DISPATCH SERVICES. DISCUSSION. The council asked Public Safety Officer Ken Quirk to look into the possibility of working West Wendover Dispatch. Quirk agreed and will try to have information by next council meeting. 11. DISCUSSION PERTAINING TO WAIVE WATER CONNECTION FEE AT HEAD START NEW BUILDING PROVIDED THIS IS THE METHOD APPROVED TO SUPPLY ADDITIONAL WATER. DISCUSSION, DECISION. City Administrator Glenn Wadsworth told the council he had been talking with the group and they are having pressure problems because of a pump they installed to build up pressure for the classrooms special toilets. After some discussion pertaining to what would work with Headstart Councilmember Dale Higley made a motion to table the agenda item until the head start officials can explain what they would like to do. Motion seconded by Councilmember Gordon Stewart, all in favor, motion passed. 12. DISCUSSION WITH RESPECT TO 4TH OF JULY PLANNING. DECISION. Radine Murphy said she is still working on making a committee, Darlene Trammell informed the council that after speaking with Chris is doesn't sound like the City of West Wendover is wanting to work together on the 4th of July and offered to ask their employees if they would like to volunteer. There was discussion pertaining to the location for the venue and the council decided to attempt to speak with recreation district to see if the same location can be used which is the Scobie Ball Fields. 13. APPROVE OR DISAPROVE THE SELLING OF BEER AT THE 2019 INDEPENDENT MOTORCYCLE SHOP EXPO/VOGEL PROMOTIONS LLC MAY 31ST TO JUNE 1ST, TO BE HELD AT THE ENOLA GAY HANGER. DECISION. The council discussed with Michelle Vogel what her plans were for crowd control around alcohol, she replied a beer garden. After brief discussion Councilmember Dale Higley made a motion to approve the selling of beer within a beer garden at the 2019 Independent Motorcycle Shop Expo/ Vogel Promotions LLC, May 31st to June 1st to be held at the Enola Gay hanger. Motion seconded by Councilmember Darlene Trammell, all in favor, motion passed. 14. MAYOR MIKE CRAWFORD UPDATES AND PENDING MATTERS AND MATTERS RELATED THERETO. Mayor Mike Crawford spoke briefly on roads needing possible repairs or regrind which included Conley, Moriah, and Airport way. He also mentioned that Wendover resident Fred Bermejo spoke with him concerning being charged for the fire the fire department put out. The mayor had asked if the new ordinance could be worded different to not charge the residents of the city's for house fires. 15. CITY ADMINISTRATOR GLENN WADSWORTH UPDATES AND PENDING MATTERS AND MATTERS RELATED THERETO. City Administrator Glenn Wadsworth updated the council on the new waterline project and informed them there was some additional funds available so the city was able to have 86 more feet included. 16. CITY ATTORNEY UPDATES AND MATTERS RELATED THERETO DISCUSSION/DECISION. A) BUILDING LEASES City Attorney Spencer Call informed the council that he will looking in to changing some of the verbatim regarding recovery costs on dwelling structures. He also mentioned he was going to look into the PUD and he is finishing up some violation letters requested by the city to send out. 17. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None 18. NEW BUSINESS: None 19. EXECUTIVE MEETING: None 20. NEXT CITY COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY MAY 16, 2019 @ 6:30 P.M. Budget meeting on Thursday May16th at 6pm. 21. ADJOURNMENT Motion made by Councilmember Dale Higley, Seconded by Councilmember Radine Murphy to adjourn the regular city council meeting. All in favor, motion passed.

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Meeting Information

Meeting Location

920 E Wendover Blvd
Wendover,
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Contact Name

Glenn Wadsworth

Contact Email

gwadsworth@wendoverut.us

Contact Phone

4356657030

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May 17, 2019 09:47 AM

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May 17, 2019 09:47 AM

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