August 14, 2018 at 7:00 PM - Regular Meeting
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I. Call Meeting to Order (Mayor Medlin)
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II. Pledge of Allegiance (Mayor Medlin)
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III. Approval of the Agenda
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IV. Consent Agenda (Mayor Medlin)
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IV.A. Consider July 10, 2018 BOC Minutes
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IV.B. Proclamation 128-2018 Jimmy Capps Month - May 2019
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IV.C. Consider signature card change
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V. Public Comment (Mayor Medlin)
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V.A. Individuals wishing to address the Board are asked to provide their name and address for the record.
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V.B. Electricities Customer Service Survey Results (Andy Fusco, Electricities)
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VI. Department Reports
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VI.A. Written Reports
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VI.B. Large Project Status Updates (Matt Zapp)
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VI.B.1. $80,000 NC Emergency repair grant (backflow check valve project)
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VI.B.1.a. Project scope and bid documents are in progress with area contractors
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VI.B.1.b. The project was awarded to ELJ, Inc. at the BOC meeting on Nov 14, 2017.
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VI.B.1.c. Construction to occur June - August of 2018
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VI.B.1.d. Project is at 80% completion
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VI.B.2. $150,000 AIA sanitary sewer system assessment grant
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VI.B.2.a. Council action was taken on 10/26/17 approving The Wooten Company to administer the grant.
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VI.B.2.b. A local match of $22,500 was included in the FY 17/18 Water & Sewer budget
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VI.B.2.c. Total project cost is $172,500
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VI.B.2.d. Work has begun; expected deliverable should be in hand July-Aug 2018.
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VI.B.2.e. Project is at 90% completion
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VI.B.3. $875,000 NC 16 Funds to perform sanitary sewer I & I repairs
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VI.B.3.a. Work can begin upon the completion of the AIA study (summer 2018).
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VI.B.3.b. Immediate and emergency repairs are underway throughout the town.
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VI.B.4. $960,000 FEMA funding for the WWTP repairs
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VI.B.4.a. Construction work is being bid and will begin with Council approval(s).
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VI.B.4.b. The WWTP concrete apron replacement of $37,000 is complete.
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VI.B.4.c. The WWTP asphalt roadway replacement is complete.
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VI.B.4.d. On 7/31/18 FEMA and NC Emergency Services release Benson to continue work at the plant up to $960,000
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VI.B.5. Golden Leaf Grant application of $565,187 to repair storm water failures during Hurricane Matthew
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VI.B.5.a. Application approved 10/5/17
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VI.B.5.b. Hood lot, NAPA, Bostic Property, etc.
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VI.B.5.c. Easements are being secured
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VI.B.5.d. MRA was approved on 11/30/17 to design repairs at the Hood lot; design is underway.
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VI.B.6. Golden Leaf Grant application of $500,000 to replace the Public Works department building
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VI.B.6.a. Application approved 10/5/17
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VI.B.6.b. The roof replacement is nearly complete.
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VI.B.6.c. Benson should select a General Contractor and commence additional work in Q3/4 of 2018.
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VII. Old Business (Mayor Medlin)
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VII.A. SD-2018-01 (Copper Creek South): Subdivision preliminary plat consisting of 66.8 acres divided into 85 lots located on Tarheel Road (SR 1168) approximately ¾ of a mile west of its intersection with NC 242 Hwy North in the Benson Extraterritorial Jurisdiction. (Braston Newton)
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VII.B. Consider approval of East Parrish Dr. Storm Drain Repair (Tim Robbins)
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VII.B.1. This project is being funded by Golden Leaf for Stormwater Rehab
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VII.B.2. Original bids were sent out on May 31, 2018 with no responses
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VII.B.3. A second set of bids were sent out on June 25, 2018 with 2 responsive bidders but had incomplete packets
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VII.B.4. The final set of bids were sent out on July 16, 2018 with 5 responsive bidders
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VIII. New Business (Mayor Medlin)
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VIII.A. Consider approval of On-Call Concrete contract (Tim Robbins)
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VIII.A.1. Original bids were sent out on June 20, 2018 with only 2 responsive bidders
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VIII.A.2. A second set of bids were sent out July 23, 2018 with 4 responsive bidders
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VIII.A.3. Denning Concrete Co. is the lowest and best bidder at $58,350
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VIII.B. Consider approval of North Hall Street trench repair (Tim Robbins)
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VIII.B.1. Original bids were sent out July 20, 2018 with 4 responsive bidders
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VIII.B.2. TLC Works is the lowest and best bidder at $32,165
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VIII.C. Consider a temporary mowing contract for the WWTP and 11 pump station sites (Matt Zapp)
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VIII.C.1. Purpose of subcontracted mowing at the WWTP is to free up staff time to make additional mechanical repairs
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VIII.C.2. Mowing period of August 15 through December 15, 2018
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VIII.C.3. Bids to be opened on Monday August 13, 2018 at 3:00 PM
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VIII.C.3.a. Information and bid tabs to be made available to the BOC on August 14, 2018
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VIII.D. Consider approval of WWTP Fencing (Paul Allen)
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VIII.D.1. This project is being funded by FEMA for damages done during Hurricane Matthew
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VIII.D.2. Original bids were sent out on May 18, 2018 with no responsive bidders
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VIII.D.3. A second set of bids were sent out on July 24, 2018 with 4 responsive bidders
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VIII.E. Consider approval of Purchase Orders over $10,000
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VIII.E.1. In-Car Police Radios from Communications International at a cost of $22,857.81 (Chief Edwards)
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VIII.E.2. Mini-Excavator for Water/Sewer Department at a cost of $77,059.95 (Tim Robbins)
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VIII.E.2.a. Capital Outlay is budged at $75,000 but we just received $22,874.75 from a surplus auction to cover the difference in cost
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VIII.F. Approval of Ramey, Kemp, and Associates to complete a Comprehensive Transportation Plan for the Town of Benson. (Braston Newton)
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VIII.F.1. The FY 18/19 Budget accounts for the execution of a transportation study
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VIII.F.2. Tim Robbins will serve as the lead staff member regarding the Transportation Study
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VIII.F.3. The estimated cost for the study is $45,000
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VIII.G. Consider Request from Willa Chase Subdivision to accept dedication of common areas (Braston Newton)
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VIII.H. Consider Contract with N-Focus to provide services as Interim Planning Director for 16 weeks. (Matt Zapp)
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VIII.H.1. PROPOSAL- Contract with a professional planning firm August 15 - December 5, 2018
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VIII.H.1.a. The Interim Planner will be on site Monday (8hrs), Wednesday (4hrs) and Friday (8hrs).
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VIII.H.1.b. The Interim Planner will be accessible via phone on Tuesday and Thursday
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VIII.H.1.c. The Interim Planner will attend the Sept, Oct, Nov and Dec Planning Board Meetings
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VIII.H.2. Estimated cost for the 16-week period is $22,000.00
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VIII.H.3. No termination fee
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VIII.H.4. REQUEST- Authorize the Town Manager to enter into an agreement with N-Focus to provide temporary professional planning services to the Town of Benson.
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IX. Town Manager Report (Matt Zapp)
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IX.A. Town related events and meeting reminders:
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IX.A.1. August 17 -- Movie Night at the Grove
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IX.A.2. August 24 -- Friday Night Hoops 8 PM
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IX.A.3. September 3 -- All Non-Emergency Town Facilities Closed for Labor Day
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IX.A.4. September 11 -- BOC Regular Meeting 7 PM
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IX.B. Chamber of Commerce Sponsored Events
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IX.B.1. August 16 -- Sundown in Downtown (Liquid Pleasure)
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IX.B.2. September 20 - 23 -- Mule Days
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X. Town Attorney (Isaac Parker)
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XI. Board of Commissioners Report (Commissioners)
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XII. Mayor Report (Mayor Medlin)
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XIII. Closed Session
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XIII.A. GS 143-318.11 (a) (6): to consider the qualifications, competence, performance, character, fitness, conditions of appointment, or conditions of initial employment of an individual public officer or employee or prospective public officer or employee; or to hear or investigate a complaint, charge, or grievance by or against an individual public officer or employee. General personnel policy issues may not be considered in a closed session. A public body may not consider the qualifications, competence, performance, character, fitness, appointment, or removal of a member of the public body or another body and may not consider or fill a vacancy among its own membership except in an open meeting. Final action making an appointment or discharge or removal by a public body having final authority for the appointment or discharge or removal shall be taken in an open meeting.
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XIV. Information Only
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XV. Adjourn the Meeting (Mayor Medlin)
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