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Votes at a glance: Bargersville Town Council approves appointments, manager agreement, bonds and budget items
Summary
The Bargersville Town Council took a series of routine administrative actions at its Jan. 14 meeting, approving appointments, accepting Aberdeen development bonds, adopting a revised quarterly power-tracking factor and approving other budget and contract items.
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The Bargersville Town Council took a series of routine and administrative actions at its Jan. 14 meeting, approving appointments to boards and commissions, accepting development bonds for the Aberdeen subdivision, approving a town manager employment agreement, and adopting a revised quarterly power-tracking factor for electric rates.
Council members also approved minutes, an invoice for Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization (IMPO) local match dues, and a modest increase to a wastewater plant purchase order. The council tabled a separate cost-share matter for Grama Main along State Road 135 and discussed, but did not finalize, a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to secure an easement in exchange for a one-inch water service to an adjacent property.
Key votes and formal actions from the meeting (motions, movers, outcomes):
- Election of council officers: Motion to elect James Pfeiffer as council president and Andrew Greenwood as vice president — outcome: approved by voice vote (mover not specified; second not specified).
- Appointments: Motion to confirm multiple appointments to town boards and commissions (planning commission, BZA, redevelopment authority, Riverfront District, Metropolitan Board of Police Commissioners, Economic Development Commission) — first by Andrew Greenwood, second by Ruth Ann Moore; outcome: approved by voice vote. Appointees included Josh Graham, Larry Hughes, James Copp, Andrew Greenwood, James Pfeiffer, Josh Grant, Susie Qualls, Mark Deadle, Ruth Ann Moore, David Mauer II, Andrew Barnhart, Kathleen Hash, Eric Prime, Theresa Powell, Giles Mike Paparino (as listed in the meeting record).
- Town manager employment agreement: Motion to approve the town manager employment agreement — mover: James Rommel; second: Andrew Greenwood; outcome: approved by voice vote.
- December 30, 2024 meeting minutes: Motion to approve minutes — mover: Ruth Ann Moore; second: Walls; outcome: approved by voice vote.
- Aberdeen transfer of ownership and bonds: Motion to accept transfer documents and approve three maintenance/performance bonds for Aberdeen (storm sewer bond S-301558; sanitary sewer bond S-301557; waterline bond S-301556) — mover: Andrew Greenwood; second: not specified; outcome: approved by voice vote.
- Invoice approval for IMPO local match dues: Motion to pay Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization local membership dues not to exceed $4,730.78 — mover: Andrew Greenwood; second: Walls; outcome: approved by voice vote.
- Revised power tracking factor: Motion to approve a revised power tracking factor of 0.008221 per kilowatt-hour to adjust monthly metered rates for Q1 2025 — mover: Andrew Greenwood; second: Ruth Ann Moore; outcome: approved by voice vote.
- Increase to wastewater purchase order 40996-24: Motion to approve an increase of $11,025 to purchase order number 40996-24 for completed work at the wastewater plant (dredging, additional riprap, additional shoring) — mover: (councilmember; recorded as motion made during discussion); second: not specified; outcome: approved by voice vote.
- Cost-share for Grama Main (SR 135): Item tabled for later consideration per staff request.
- MOU for 450 West water main/easement: Discussed; staff (Kevin) was directed to return with a summary of normal easement fees, proposed exchange terms and the cost of the water service for council review. No approval recorded.
- Wastewater operator contract (also covered in separate article): Motion to approve August Mac for a three-month contract not to exceed $20,450, subject to legal review — mover: Andrew Greenwood; second: Susie Qualls; outcome: approved by voice vote.
Several routine agenda items, ceremonial recognitions for holiday lighting winners and the police department monthly statistics report were presented but not the subject of formal policy votes.

