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September 6, 2011The regular meeting of the Frontenac City Council, September 6th, 2011 was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Mayor Kennedy. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by all. Roll call was answered by Papish, Kotzman, Bridwell, Macary, Quenoy, Hipfl, Chiappetti and Menghini. Minutes of August 15th, 2011 were opened for discussion. A motion was made by Macary and seconded by Kotzman to approve the minutes. This motion was unanimously approved.
Appropriation ordinance #1558 was opened for discussion. A motion to approve appropriation ordinance #1558 was made by Quenoy, seconded by Chiappetti and unanimously approved.
Mayor Kennedy advised the Council that the City had once again been turned down on the Pritchett Trust Grant.
City Administrators Report: Dan passed out information from the 2010 Census that indicated the City of Frontenac had grown in size by 441 residents since the 2000 Census. Frontenac had the largest growth in the state by cities of the second class according to the Kansas Statistical Abstract.
City Attorney’s Report: Jennifer requested a 10 minute executive session to discuss attorney/client privileged information to include the City Administrator, City Attorney, Mayor and Council. A motion was made by Quenoy to go into executive session for 10 minutes to discuss attorney/client privileged information. This motion was seconded by Macary and unanimously approved.
Council went into executive session at 6:06 p.m.
Council returned to regular session at 6:13 p.m. with no action taken except to return to regular session.
Bridwell asked if the City could put a sidewalk on the west side of Crawford St. in hopes of alleviating some of the congestion when school lets out. Dan advised that the school is good about asking for assistance if needed and they have not approached us about it so they probably do not think it would help significantly.
Menghini asked what the status was on the bump in the road on Cayuga on the north end of the overpass. Dan advised that due to other problems, Heckert Construction who was going to do the grinding on it, had been delayed. It has been offered to another contractor and whoever has time first will repair the road.
With no further business, a motion to adjourn was made by Quenoy seconded by Menghini and unanimously approved. |
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