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Beaman council moves liability and workers' compensation insurance to EMC Insurance; approves building permit and directs nuisance letter
Summary
The council voted to change the city's liability and workers' compensation insurance to EMC Insurance, approved a building permit for a shed at 404 McMartin Street, and instructed the city clerk to issue a nuisance letter regarding garbage at 207 Beckman.
The Beaman City Council voted on several administrative items at its June 11 meeting, including changing the city's liability and workers' compensation insurance carrier to EMC Insurance.
Council member Jason Scafferi moved and Rhonda Rego seconded the motion to switch the city's liability and workers' compensation insurance to EMC Insurance after consideration and comparison of coverages and costs; the motion passed unanimously (Ayes: 5). The council did not record specific premium amounts or coverage limits in the meeting minutes; the clerk or insurance agent will follow up with documentation.
The council also approved a building permit for Paul Selken at 404 McMartin Street to erect a shed (motion by Jason Scafferi, seconded by Hoss Tompkins; Ayes: 5). In addition, City Clerk Denise Hoy was instructed to issue a letter regarding garbage at 207 Beckman addressing a nuisance complaint raised in the meeting.
These administrative approvals and the nuisance directive will be carried out by the clerk and relevant city staff. Council did not set additional deadlines or penalties on the nuisance item during the meeting minutes.
