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October 26, 2008

36-item agenda faces county court





A 36-item agenda faces the Walker County Commissioners Court when it meets in special session at 9 a.m. today at the courthouse.

The five-member court is once again scheduled to review rules and procedures for lease of the county storm shelter.

The court reviewed the exhibit hall policies and use fee schedule of the storm shelter at its Oct. 6 meeting, but tabled any action until some details are worked out.

Policies cover application process, alcohol policy, animals, automobiles, cancellations, cleaning, cooking/catering, decorations, deposits, event accessibility, fire code, first aid, insurance requirements, security, kitchen use and move-in and move-out.

The HEARTS Veterans Museum is in charge of leasing rooms or the entire building and will have tables and chairs available for groups to rent.

Tom Oleinik, who is the complex director for the museum, said the museum has a set of policies when leasing the storm shelter and county Commissioners Court has its own set of policies.

Oleinik and commissioners both agreed to meet and formalize one set of policies, but those policies can be changed at any time.

They also decided to talk with law enforcement agencies before setting an hourly rate regarding a security fee.

• Discuss and/or approve minutes for Oct. 14, 2008 - Ninfa Fuentes

• Discuss and/or approve monthly report - Tom Cauthen • Discuss and/or approve bill paying - Sharon Duke

• Discuss and/or approve use of county vehicles at the Annex - Sharon Duke

• Discuss and/or approve claims/invoices submitted for payment - Patricia Allen

• Discuss and/or approve claims submitted for payment from Arthur Gallagher Risk Management Services Inc. in the amount of $172,229 for the coverage and deductions as outlined in the summary provided by the company - Patricia Allen

• Discuss financial information for the month ended August 31, 2008 - Patricia Allen

• Discuss and/or approve budget amendment for FY08 - Patricia Allen

• Discuss and/or approve budget amendment for FY09 - Patricia Allen

• Public Hearing concerning the replat of a Portion of Tract 15 Foxwood Addition, Section 2 - Andrew Isbell

• Discuss and approve the replat of a Portion of Tract 15 Foxwood Addition, Section 2, including variances - Andrew Isbell

• Workshop for County Road Map Adoption - Andrew Isbell

• Discuss and approve Preliminary Plat for East Fork Estates Subdivision - Andrew Isbell

• Discuss and/or approve proclamation 2008-38 “Dedication of Master Gardeners Outdoor Classroom” - Danny Pierce

• Discuss and/or approve using County Records Management Funds for purchase of Laser fiche as a document management system for Walker County offices for necessary software, services and hardware in an estimated Phase I cost of $125,000 - Tim Paulsel

• Discuss and/or approve contract with Liberty Tire Recycling for a trailer to be delivered Nov. 14 and picked up Nov. 17 for the first “Tire Blast” event - James Necker

• Discuss and/or approve Walker County Employees Christmas Appreciation Dinner - Sonja Tennant

• Discuss and/or approve right-of-way, Bowden Road, owner Floyd B. Moore - Robert Autery

• Discuss and/or approve reappointment of Robert Autery to the TIRZ Board effective September 2008 - Danny Pierce

• Discuss list of pending items for Storm Shelter and discuss and/or approve reduction of retainer amount from 10 percent to 5 percent approving payment of $148,803.97 - Danny Pierce

• Discuss and/or approve Rules and Procedures for Lease of Storm Shelter - Danny Pierce

• Discuss and/or approve payment of overtime for Exempt Employees during Hurricane Ike event ONLY- Danny Pierce

• Presentation by Soil & Water Conservation District - Jon Muncrief

• Workshop on Storm Shelter

• Discuss and/or approve change order #011 to Contract with Brothers Construction Co. for the Storm Shelter project - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss and/or approve purchase of base material from Turner O'Banion Loma Pit for the period Oct. 27, 2008 through Sept. 30, 2009 for Road & Bridge Precinct #2 - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss and/or approve on-line auction of surplus property to begin on Oct. 29, 2008, and close on Nov. 12, 2008, at 1 p.m. - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss and/or approve price increase for Bid #C2360-8-009 for Towing to Pete Johnson Towing Service for the period Oct. 27, 2008 through Sept. 30, 2009 - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss and/or approve purchase of pit run material from A-1 Tire for the period October 9, 2008 through September 30, 2009 for Road & Bridge Precinct #1. - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss and/or approve purchase of pit run material from John O'Banion for the period Oct. 9, 2008 through Sept. 30, 2009 for Road & Bridge Precinct #1. - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss and/or approve rental or lease of postage machine - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss Request for Proposal #C2360-9-002-RFP for Document Management System - Linda McKenzie

• Workshop on roof repairs at the Justice Center, Senior Center and DA Building - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss Invitation to Bid #C2360-9-004 for Roof Repairs at the Justice Center - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss Invitation to Bid #C2360-9-005 for Roof Repairs at the DA's Building - Linda McKenzie

• Discuss Invitation to Bid #C2360-9-006 for Roof Repairs at the Senior Center Complex - Linda McKenzie

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