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At-a-glance: Boulder council approves mutual-aid agreement, millings replacement and bill payments
Summary
At its Aug. 19 meeting, the Boulder City Council authorized a mutual-aid agreement with Bull Mountain Fire Department, approved replacement of 300 yards of millings borrowed from Giulio Construction, and authorized payment of $73,328.97 in checks and ACH transactions.
The Boulder City Council took several procedural and approval actions on Aug. 19, including signing a mutual-aid agreement with Bull Mountain Fire Department, approving replacement of 300 yards of millings borrowed from Giulio Construction, and authorizing payment of bills totaling $73,328.97.
Mutual-aid agreement with Bull Mountain Fire Department City Administrator Brian Bullock said a mutual-aid agreement was required so MMIA (the city’s insurer) could continue to cover Bull Mountain roster members under the insurer’s workers’ compensation policy. Drew Dawson moved to sign the agreement; Mike Taylor seconded. The motion carried with four aye votes.
Millings replacement Public Works Director Dennis Wortman and Councilmember Mike Taylor reported records showing approximately 300 yards of millings had been used from Giulio Construction over the past three years. Tim Graff moved to replace the 300 yards; Mike Taylor seconded. The motion carried with four aye votes. Bullock stated the city has sufficient millings available from the Main Street project for the scheduled chip-seal work.
Authorization to pay bills The council authorized payment of checks #17769–17808 in the amount of $50,043.35 and ACH transactions #199689–99696 in the amount of $23,285.62, for a total of $73,328.97.
Other procedural votes at the meeting included approval of minutes and consent items earlier in the agenda.
