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Wheeling council adopts centrifuge rental, 3-way stop and Friday no-parking zone; two purchase ordinances introduced
Summary
On Nov. 4 the Wheeling City Council adopted three ordinances: a $27,000 centrifuge rental for water pollution control, a 3-way stop at Hawthorne Court and Emerson Road, and a Friday no-parking zone on Lane B; the council also introduced two procurement ordinances for later action.
The Wheeling City Council on Nov. 4 adopted three ordinances addressing equipment rental, traffic control and parking restrictions and introduced two new procurement proposals for future consideration.
On unfinished business, the council voted to authorize the city manager to expend $27,000 with Centris of Kenosha, Wisconsin, for rental services of a centrifuge to be charged to the water pollution control account. Speaker 8 moved to adopt the ordinance; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The council also approved an ordinance creating a 3-way stop intersection at Hawthorne Court and Emerson Road. Speaker 7 moved for adoption; the motion passed on a recorded voice vote. Separately, members adopted an ordinance establishing a no-parking zone on the north end of Lane B on Fridays from 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.; the motion passed after a second.
During the meeting the council accepted routine minutes from the board of zoning appeals and committee minutes by voice votes.
Original propositions introduced for future action included a $40,500 expenditure with Insync Systems of Mobile, Alabama, for a police department license-management system (to be charged to the police department) and a $17,819.50 expenditure with FPG company of Noblesville, Indiana, to replace a meter at Brook Park Place (to be charged to the water department). No votes on those propositions were recorded in this session.
Votes at a glance
- Centris centrifuge rental, $27,000 — adopted (motion moved by Speaker 8; voice vote recorded as 'aye'). - 3-way stop at Hawthorne Court & Emerson Road — adopted (motion moved by Speaker 7; voice vote recorded as 'aye'). - No-parking zone on Lane B (Fridays 4 a.m.–8 a.m.) — adopted (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as 'aye').
What happens next: The introduced purchase ordinances (Insync Systems and FPG company) will return to council for a future vote; procurement details and implementation timelines were not specified in the provided transcript.
