Monthly Archives: October 2005
October 18, 2005
The regular meeting of the Barry County Road Commission was called to order at 8:00 A.M. by Vice-Chairman Pashby.
Members present: Dykstra, Pashby and Managing Director Brad Lamberg. Willcutt excused.
The agenda for October 18, 2005 was approved.
The minutes of October 4, 2005 were approved as read by the Secretary.
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to approve the payroll for payment.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Dykstra & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
CHECK NAME AMOUNT
Barry County Road Commission $76,800.00
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to approve the bills for payment.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Dykstra & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Check Name Amount
18345 NAPA AUTO PARTS $190.93
18346 NORTH AMERICAN SALT CO $22,672.73
18347 WYOMING ASPHALT PAVING CO $704.35
18348 ADVANTAGE DRAIN CLEANING LLC $180.00
18349 AGGREGATE INDUSTRIES $70,841.79
18350 ALLTEL $147.01
18351 ALRO STEEL CORPORATION $327.11
18352 ARCH WIRELESS $45.80
18353 ARISTOCHEM, INC $462.19
18354 ASMRC $50.00
18355 B & B TRUCK EQUIPMENT INC $814.02
18356 BESCO WATER TREATMENT INC $46.75
18357 BRAD LAMBERG $727.99
18358 CARPENTER GRAVEL INC $62.70
18359 CHARLES W LAWRENCE $7,366.00
18360 CITY OF HASTINGS $467.24
18361 COGITATE INC $25.00
18362 CRAIG HAMILTON $25.50
18363 CSI/GEOTURF, INC. $285.00
18364 DAVID WOODS $2,512.00
18365 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION $41,075.01
18366 DORNBOS SIGN & SAFETY INC $563.85
18367 DUECO INC $621.00
18368 DUTHLER TRUCK CENTER $176.17
18369 ELOYSE NELSON $65.00
18370 FIDELITY INVESTMENTS $5,725.60
18371 GREAT LAKES CLEANING SYSTEMS $266.24
18372 GUARDIAN ALARM COMPANY $144.64
18373 HASTINGS ACE HARDWARE $184.74
18374 HASLER INC $57.00
18375 JDE EQUIPMENT COMPANY $150.00
18376 JERRYS TIRE SERVICE $551.76
18377 KENT OIL COMPANY, INC. $27,479.20
18378 KETCHUM MACHINE CO $120.00
18379 MICHIGAN CAT $988.98
18380 MICHIGAN CHLORIDE SALES $1,568.15
18381 MICHIGAN SIDEWALLS $764.00
18382 MIKE NORTON $122.18
18383 MODEL COVERALL SERVICE $37.00
Check Name Amount
18384 NAPA AUTO PARTS $365.43
18385 NEAL’S TRUCK PARTS $938.12
18386 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS $334.14
18387 OSCAR W LARSON COMPANY $458.00
18388 PENNOCK HOSPITAL $83.00
18389 PURITY CYLINDER GASES INC $657.54
18390 QUALITY STAFFING SOLUTION $2,336.63
18391 QUILL CORPORATION $339.60
18392 RANDY ROUSH $131.49
18393 RIETH RILEY CONSTRUCTION CO $3,282.42
18394 ROBERT RICHARDSON $671.45
18395 ROD COOK $806.67
18396 S A E INDUSTRIES, INC $361.59
18397 SCOTT BOND $140.64
18398 SMITH WELDING & REPAIR $3,430.40
18399 STAR CRANE & HOIST SERVICE INC $88.00
18400 STATE WIRE & TERMINAL $87.53
18401 TIMEMARK INCORPORATED $286.62
18402 TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY $92.87
18403 STATE OF MICHIGAN $100.00
18404 VALLEY INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, INC $533.45
18405 VESCO OIL CORPORATION $2,586.61
18406 WASTE MANAGEMENT OF MI $130.20
18407 WELTON’S INC $39.00
18408 WILCOX PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LLC $6,412.00
18409 W.W. WILLIAMS $581.92
18410 WYOMING ASPHALT PAVING CO $8,333.19
Grand Total: $222,223.14
Rod Vaughn of Frontline Maintenance came into the Board Meeting to discuss the possibility of extending their Roadside Mowing contract.
Tim Weingartz, Chair of the Board of Charlton Park, came into the Board Meeting to discuss repayment for services rendered.
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to extend The Daltons 2005 brush spraying contract price of .634¢ per gallon for 2006 with the condition that The Dalton’s can rescind their offer if regular or diesel fuel exceed $3.00 per gallon at the pump; or if herbicide costs take a significant jump.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Dykstra & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to adopt the Social Security Number Privacy Policy.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Dykstra & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
In the ordinary course of business, the Barry County Road Commission obtains the Social Security Numbers (SSNs) of applicants and employees for identification and tax-related purposes. To the extent practicable, the Road Commission shall maintain the confidentiality of applicants’ and employees’ SSNs will be used by the Road Commission as follows:
- 1. The Road Commission will use SSNs in the process of producing payroll, including any state or federal filing requirements, and, if required, for establishing, confirming the status of, servicing, amending, or terminating an account, contract, policy, or employee benefit, or to confirm the Social Security number of an individual who has an account, contract, policy, or employee benefit.
- 2. The Road Commission may use an employee’s SSN to perform background checks or to investigate an individual’s claim, credit, criminal, or driving history.
- 3. The Road Commission may use an employee’s SSN to detect, prevent, or deter identify theft or other crime.
- 4. The Road Commission may use an employee’s SSN for any other administrative purpose related to employment.3
Information or documents that contain SSNs shall be stored in a physically secure manner. Access to information or documents that contain applicants’ and employees’ SSNs shall be limited to Managing Director, Office Manager, Payroll Clerk, etc.
All unlawful disclosure of applicants’ and/or employees’ SSNs is prohibited. No employee of the Road Commission shall unlawfully acquire, disclose, transfer, or use the SSN of an applicant or another employee. The Road Commission will not publicly display more than four (4) sequential digits of any SSN unless required in the course of processing state and federal reports for purposes of wage reporting. SSNs shall not be placed on identification cards, badges, time cards, employee rosters, bulleting boards, or any other materials or documents designed for public display.
Road Commission documents containing an individual’s SSN shall only be mailed to a person when state or federal law, rule, regulation, or court or rule authorizes, permits or requires that a SSN appear in the document or where the document is mailed at the request of the individual. Documents containing SSNs that are sent through the mail shall not reveal the number through the envelope window, nor shall the number otherwise be visible from outside the envelope or package.
SSNs shall not be sent through e-mail unless the connection is secure or the number is encrypted. No individual shall be required to send his/her SSN through e-mail unless the connection is secure or the number is encrypted. SSNs shall not be stored on computers or other electronic devices that are not secured against unauthorized access.
Where a SSN is contained within a document subject to FOIA release, the SSN shall be redacted. Documents or other materials containing SSNs shall not be thrown away in the trash. They shall be discarded or destroyed only in a manner that protects their confidentiality, such as shredding.
Complaints concerning possible violation of this policy should be directed to the Managing Director. If the complaint is about the Managing Director, it should be directed to the Chair of the Road Commission Board. The recipient of the complaint and/or an appropriate designee will conduct an investigation. Any employee who is found to have violated this policy shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including discharge.
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to approve Walker, Fluke, and Sheldon to do the Road Commission’s 2005 audit and for Managing Director to sign contract.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Dykstra & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby Whereas the Plat of Foxglove Estates in Section 33 of Irving Township, T4N, R9W, has been approved and 0.14 miles of Foxmoor Drive and 0.50 miles of Foxglove Drive in this Plat have been constructed to our specifications.
Now therefore be it resolved that the above road be accepted into the Barry County Road System and the Board to assume maintenance of said roads and add these roads to our annual Mileage Certification sent to the Michigan Department of Transportation on 3-1-06.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Dykstra & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Meeting adjourned at 11:20 A.M.
_________________________________ __________________________________
Chairman Secretary
October 4, 2005
The regular meeting of the Barry County Road Commission was called to order at 8:00 A.M. by Chairman Willcutt.
Members present: Willcutt, Dykstra, Pashby and Managing Director Brad Lamberg.
The agenda for October 4, 2005 was approved.
The minutes of September 20, 2005 were approved as read by the Secretary.
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to approve the payroll for payment.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
CHECK NAME AMOUNT
Barry County Road Commission $71,027.63
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to approve the bills for payment.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Check Name Amount
18257 MICHIGAN CHLORIDE SALES $42,217.75
18258 NAPA AUTO PARTS $235.42
18259 NORTH AMERICAN SALT CO $6,140.74
18260 WYOMING ASPHALT PAVING CO $282.40
18261 MICHIGAN CHLORIDE SALES $6,452.32
18262 MIKE NORTON $206.28
18263 NAPA AUTO PARTS $144.23
18264 NORTH AMERICAN SALT CO $30,094.05
18265 PRIORITY HEALTH $18,279.54
18266 ADVANTAGE DRAIN CLEANING LLC $350.00
18267 AFLAC $132.00
18268 REGIONS INTERSTATE BILLING $16,943.43
18269 ALEXANDER WALDEN $286.54
18270 ALFRED MARTZ $143.28
18271 ALLIED TRUCK EQUIP $382.65
18272 ALRO STEEL CORPORATION $139.80
18273 BARRY COUNTY LUMBER $193.43
18274 BERT KEELER $380.00
18275 BESCO WATER TREATMENT INC $70.01
18276 BETTY MOORE $98.28
18277 BILL SEIF CHEVROLET-BUICK INC $15.34
18278 BIT MAT PRODUCTS $14,583.15
18279 BURKEY SALES & SERVICE $208.20
18280 CARDMEMBER SERVICE $110.00
18281 CHARLES BENEDICT $286.54
18282 CHOICE ONE COMMUNICATIONS $248.85
18283 COLEMAN AGENCY $75.00
18284 CONSUMERS ENERGY $1,478.85
18285 CSI/GEOTURF, INC. $285.00
18286 CUMMINS BRIDGEWAY LLC $2,071.00
18287 DIC CRAVEN $286.54
18288 DORNBOS SIGN & SAFETY INC $789.60
18289 DUTHLER TRUCK CENTER $96.21
18290 FIDELITY INVESTMENTS $5,536.84
18291 FILLMORE EQUIPMENT, INC $1,191.24
18292 GARY ROGERS $200.00
18293 CHRIS BEBEAU BCRC $289.21
18294 GAYLORD PENNINGTON $196.54
18295 GERALD CISLER $419.54
Check Name Amount
18296 HASTINGS ACE HARDWARE $3.97
18297 HOWARD HOSTETLER $286.54
18298 HUGH MCPHERSON $143.28
18299 HYDRO-CHEM SYSTEMS INC $43.15
18300 JACK KINEMAN $286.54
18301 JAS NETWORKS INC $128.30
18302 JERRYS TIRE SERVICE $1,984.99
18303 KENNETH HURLESS $286.54
18304 KENNETH PRANSHKA $196.54
18305 KENDALL PRANSHKA $143.28
18306 KENT RUBBER SUPPLY CO. $392.53
18307 LAKELAND ASPHALT CORP $312.26
18308 LARRY MAUPIN $114.40
18309 LAWRENCE BARRY $8.50
18310 LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC $176.37
18311 MCRCSIP $1,000.00
18312 MICHAEL R KLUCK & ASSOCIATES $148.50
18313 MIKE LUCKS $25.50
18314 MODEL COVERALL SERVICE $37.00
18315 NAPA AUTO PARTS $172.85
18316 NEAL’S TRUCK PARTS $442.77
18317 NORMAN JACK LENZ $374.54
18318 NORTHLAND OPTICAL $98.32
18319 NOTHIN’ BUT TRUCK $584.40
18320 PATRICIA WOLF $328.44
18321 PAUL PRANSHKA $286.54
18322 PROFESSIONAL BENEFITS SERVICES $5,103.00
18323 PURITY CYLINDER GASES INC $75.00
18324 QUALITY STAFFING SOLUTION $2,133.32
18325 QUILL CORPORATION $119.43
18326 RICHARD RAYMOND $286.54
18327 ROAD EQUIPMENT PARTS $4,689.67
18328 ROBERT BAINES $286.54
18329 ROBERT NAGEL $604.71
18330 ROBERT RICHARDSON $181.26
18331 ROBERT RUSSELL $286.54
18332 ROBERT SLOCUM $114.40
18333 SANISWEEP INC $720.00
18334 SCOTT BUSTANCE $46.55
18335 STANDARD INSURANCE CO. $1,205.13
18336 STATE SPRING ALIGNMENT & BRAKE $1,439.03
18337 TIREMAXX $317.82
18338 TRUCK & TRAILER SPECIALTIES $299.04
18339 VESCO OIL CORPORATION $718.20
18340 WAYNE ROUSH $286.54
18341 WILLIAM JOHNSTON $86.90
18342 THE WOLVERINE COMPANIES $217.79
18343 WONCH BATTERY COMPANY $632.06
18344 WYOMING ASPHALT PAVING CO $2,015.21
Grand Total: $181,410.53
Chris Holley discussed Driveway Permit #2600, Manning Lake Road, Barry Township with the Board.
The Road Commission will provide a profile of the hill in question to be cut to provide sight vision needed. Mr. Holley can use this to get estimates on cutting the hill by a private contractor.
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to set the Timber Harvesting bid date for November 29, 2005, 10:00 A.M.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
ASMRC ballots were filled out to be returned.
Tom Derderian came into the meeting.
Motion by Commissioner Willcutt seconded by Commissioner Pashby to close the regular meeting to discuss a grievance.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Opened the regular meeting back up.
The Barry County Road Commission’s Employees Association Officers and Mr. Steve Pennington came into the meeting to discuss Mr. Pennington’s grievance.
Mr. Pennington asked to have the meeting closed.
Motion by Commissioner Willcutt seconded by Commissioner Pashby to close the regular meeting to discuss the grievance.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Opened the regular meeting back up.
Motion by Commissioner Willcutt seconded by Commissioner Pashby to address Mr. Pennington’s grievance and that his termination should stand and that the grievance be denied.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt & Pashby
Nays, Dykstra
Motion Carried
Motion by Commissioner Pashby seconded by Commissioner Dykstra authorizing Barry Township to establish a special assessment district for the hard surfacing of Brooklodge Road.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Motion by Commissioner Willcutt seconded by Commissioner Dykstra to sign and approve the Employment Agreement for Managing Director, Bradley S. Lamberg, from October 4, 2005 through September 30, 2009.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Motion by Commissioner Pashby seconded by Commissioner Dykstra authorizing the Managing Director to hire a temporary receptionist, hours of employment, length of time, and compensation as determined by Managing Director.
ROLL CALL: Yeas, Willcutt, Dykstra, & Pashby
Nays, None
Motion Carried
Motion by Commissioner Dykstra seconded by Commissioner Pashby to cancel the regular meeting of November 15, 2005.
Meeting adjourned at 12:10 P.M.
_________________________________ __________________________________
Chairman Secretary