Supervisors
July 3 2019
Hamilton
County Board of Supervisors take action
By
PETE KLEIN
The
Hamilton County Board of Supervisors met in regular session on July 3 and
passed the following resolutions.
COUNTY
ROAD FUND PROJECT FOR 2019
WHEREAS,
there has been appropriated in the 2019 highway budget the sum of
$815,000.00 for the construction of County Road Fund Projects
for 2019 and these funds are 100% reimbursed through the Consolidation
Highway Improvement Program (CHIP’s), and
WHEREAS, the County Highway Superintendent has recommended the expenditure of
$175,000 for the construction of the following project: COUNTY ROAD PROJECT NO.
5 Town of Wells
Co.
Rd. No. 16 – Gilmantown Road, improve drainage, recycle base and pave @ 20 ft.
Approx. 1.0 miles - $175,000.
WHEREAS,
the above designated road is on a completed system of the Hamilton County road
map adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Hamilton County and approved by the
Commissioner of Transportation, be it
RESOLVED,
that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Hamilton does allot and
appropriate from Account No. D5112.202 Capital Projects, the sum of
$175,000.00, for the construction of the above designated project as
recommended by the County Highway Superintendent and the County Treasurer and
Clerk of the Board be so advised.
BULK
STORAGE REGISTRATION RENEWAL FOR LONG LAKE
WHEREAS,
the Petroleum Bulk Storage (PBS) 5-year registration renewal fee is due, and
WHEREAS, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation will not
accept vouchers for the renewal of the registration, be it
RESOLVED, that the Hamilton
County Board of Supervisors do hereby authorize payment for registration renewal
fees of $500 for the county’s PBS #5-492841 located
at the Long Lake DPW
Facility, and be it further
RESOLVED,
that the County Treasurer is hereby authorized to make a check payable to the
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation in the amount of $500
for the said PBS renewal and the funds be taken out of Account No. DM5130.405
Gas & Diesel and the County Highway Superintendent and Clerk of the Board
be so notified.
COUNTY
ROAD CAPITAL PROJECT BUDGET
WHEREAS, the County of Hamilton has a total 2018-2019 CHIPS Capital Apportionment Balance at the closing of
the 2018 fiscal year of $82,509.76 which is due to the County from the New York
State Department of Transportation upon submission of the appropriate claims, and WHEREAS, the County Highway
Superintendent has determined that the following County Road Capital Project
Account will need to be increased in funding per this 2018-2019 CHIPS Capital
Cumulative Rollover Balance to help fund projects in 2019, and WHEREAS, the
State Legislature has also recently passed a law that reauthorizes the Extreme
Winter Recovery (EWR) funding through the CHIP’s program and Hamilton County’s
portion of that funding is $90,999, be it
RESOLVED,
that the Hamilton County Board of Supervisors hereby authorizes that Account No. D5112.202 Capital
Projects be increased by $173,508.76, and Revenue Account
No. D3501-Consolidated Highway State Aid-Chips be increased by
$176,308.76, per the request of the County Highway Superintendent, and the
County Treasurer be so authorized and the County Highway Superintendent and
Clerk of the Board be so notified.
CONTAINERS
FOR STORAGE OF ELECTRONIC RECYCLABLES
WHEREAS, the County is in need of containers for the storage
of electronic recyclables at several locations in the County at transfer stations, and WHEREAS, the DPW Superintendent has
received written quotes from three vendors
that sell 20’ x 8’ used shipping that will work for this purpose, and WHEREAS, the Superintendent met with
the Public Works Committee in regards to the purchase of the containers and the
committee approves of the purchase, and WHEREAS, Conexwest of San Francisco was
the lowest price at $9,200 for four (4) containers delivered, be it
RESOLVED,
the DPW Superintendent is hereby authorized to purchase the four (4) containers
from Conexwest at a cost of $9,200 and the funds be taken out of Account No.
A8189.401 Solid Waste Reserve and the Clerk of the Board, County Treasurer and
DPW Superintendent be so notified.
EXPENDITURE
FOR STATE SNOW & ICE AGREEMENT 2018/2019
WHEREAS,
because of the severity of the winter during 2018/2019 the County was over the
estimated expenditure for the 2018/19 season, and WHEREAS, Hamilton County
requests that the Municipal Snow & Ice Agreement estimated expenditure be
revised to reflect the additional miles of state roads that were plowed/treated
during the winter season, and WHEREAS, all the terms and conditions of the original
contract extension remain
in effect except as follows:
ADDITIONAL
S&I OPERATIONS
Original Estimated
Expenditures - Final Snow & Ice
Voucher – Adjustment – From $857,254.99 to
$1,098,147.04 – Total adjustment up $240,892.05.
WHEREAS, this agreement has been executed
by the State, acting by and through
the duly authorized
representative of the Commissioner of Transportation and the Municipality,
which has caused this Agreement to
be executed by its duly authorized officer on the date and year first written
in the original contract extension, be it
RESOLVED,
the Chairman of the Board be so authorized to sign Amendment B of the State
Snow & Ice Agreement as stated above and the County Treasurer, the Clerk of
the Board and Highway Superintendent be so notified.
APPROVING
ARCHIVAL MANUAL
WHEREAS,
a grant was awarded by the New York State Archives (“Local Government Records
Management Improvement Fund, ID No. 0580-19-7584”) to the County Historian in
the amount of $60,043 to improve the management of the County collection of
historic records, and WHEREAS, a portion of this grant has been used to create
a manual to improve and standardize the management of the archive of historical
records maintained by the County Historian, and WHEREAS, this document contains
formal policies and procedures recommended by the New York State Archives for
the management of historical records, therefore, be it
RESOLVED,
that the Board of Supervisors approves the policies and procedures
COMMUNICATIONS
AND INTEROPERABILITY PROJECT
WHEREAS,
Hamilton County Office of Emergency Services is in receipt of grants from the
New York State Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES)
in the amounts of $471,640.00, $540,339.00, $544,803.00, and $6,000,000.00 totaling
$7,556,782.00 for the purpose
of improved, enhanced, and interoperable communications, and WHEREAS, through the RFP process, Hamilton County has chosen
C & S Companies as the consultant/engineering firm to accomplish the
communications project authorized under the aforementioned grants, and WHEREAS,
by Resolution No. 117-19 of April 9, 2019 Hamilton County awarded this
professional service to C&S Companies, and WHEREAS, C & S Companies has submitted Appendix A, B, & C to Hamilton
County in the amount of
$657,610.00 to plan and manage the project to completion as set forth in an
agreed to scope of work, therefore, be it
RESOLVED,
that the Hamilton County Board of Supervisors authorize the County Chairman to initial the C & S Company’s
scope of work fees (Appendix, A, B & C) in the amount of $657,610.00, and that the County
Treasurer and the County Director
of Emergency Services
be so notified.
ADVERTISING
FOR MICROWAVE SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE PROVIDER
WHEREAS, with SICG grant funding from the New York State Department of Homeland
Security and Emergency Services (DHSES), Office of Interoperable Communications
(OIEC) of
$2,530,385.00,
Hamilton County has purchased and installed a Nokia microwave system for
communication between Lake Pleasant Dispatch and Blue Mountain, with
connectivity into the Adirondack Regional Interoperable Communications
Consortium, and WHEREAS, the afore mentioned microwave system is also
fundamental to the back-up coverage for the Hamilton County Dispatch provided
by the Fulton County Dispatch, and WHEREAS, in order to rely on the microwave
system being always in working order, an on-going service and maintenance
program performed by a qualified service and maintenance provider needs to be
put in place, and WHEREAS, funding for this service is an allowable charge to
the several Formula and Targeted Interoperability grants currently issued to
the County through DHSES OIEC, and WHEREAS, Hamilton County must go through the
RFP process is engage the services of said service and maintenance provider,
therefore, be it
RESOLVED,
that Emergency Services Director be authorized to advertise for a qualified
microwave service and maintenance provider for the Hamilton County microwave
system beginning on July 5, 2019 with responses for that ad to be submitted to
the Clerk of the Hamilton Board of Supervisors by 11:00 AM on July 26, 2019.
STEP
CHANGE FOR PROBATION EMPLOYEE
WHEREAS, John Boya has been employed
by the Hamilton County Probation Department for one year, which would move him to step one on his
anniversary date, and WHEREAS, John Boya
has the knowledge and experience from his prior five years’ service with
Hamilton County as a Probation Officer to warrant special consideration, and
WHEREAS, the Hamilton County Probation Director has recommended to the Internal
Management Committee that John Boya’s Step be increased from Step One to Step
Two on his anniversary date, and WHEREAS, the Internal Management Committee
agrees with this recommendation, now,
therefore, be it
RESOLVED,
that John Boya’s Step will become Step Two at Grade 12 effective on his
anniversary date, and be it further
RESOLVED,
that the Probation Director, Personnel Officer and County Treasurer be so
authorized.
WIC
CONTRACT
WHEREAS,
the New York State Department of Health, Agency # 12000, requests the renewal
of the Contract No. C-025751 with Hamilton County Public Health Nursing Service
to provide Women, Infant
and Children Program
(WIC) Services, for the period of October
1, 2019– September 30, 2020, and WHEREAS, the grant year overlaps the
2019- 2020 County Budgeted fiscal year, and WHEREAS, the total grant contract
is for Sixty Three Thousand Three Hundred Twenty
Dollars
($63,320), and WHEREAS, the necessary funds have been appropriated in the 2019
Municipal Budget and the remainder will be proposed for the 2020 Municipal
Budget, be it
RESOLVED,
that the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors be authorized to sign the
Contract with the NYS WIC Program, and the County Treasurer be so notified.
KANTIME
SOFTWARE SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL
WHEREAS,
the Hamilton County Public Health Nursing Service currently uses KanTime Software as their electronic
medical record (EMR) vendor, and
WHEREAS, the current contract with KanTime is due for renewal, and WHEREAS, the
Director of Public Health has recommended KanTime as the best vendor to meet
the needs of the agency with a monthly fee of eight hundred dollars ($800) for
census 1- 25, twelve hundred fifty dollars ($1,250) for a census of 25-50, or
seventeen hundred fifty dollars for a census of 51-100, and WHEREAS, the
renewal term shall be for a period of two years starting June 14, 2019 through
June 13, 2021, be it
RESOLVED,
that the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors is authorized to sign the KanTime
Software Subscription Renewal Agreement.
LONG
TERM CARE SERVICES
WHEREAS, Hamilton
County Board of Supervisors Memorandum dated March 31, 2016,
authorized an agreement for the purpose of acting as one entity in the creation
and functioning of a Point of Entry Long Term Care Service for residents of
Warren and Hamilton County with the Warren County Office for the Aging to serve
as lead agency, and WHEREAS, the
Director of the Warren-Hamilton Office of the Aging has recommended the
memorandum of understanding be amended to include reimbursement for salary and
fringe benefits to employees
providing such services, in an amount not to exceed Forty Thousand Dollars ($40,000) , for a term commencing
January 1, 2019 and terminating upon thirty (30) days written notice, and by
mutual agreement these written modifications will be duly noted and a new
Interagency agreement be updated, now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the Hamilton
County Board of Supervisors, be and hereby
is, authorized to amend the
Interagency Agreement to include reimbursement for salary and fringe benefits
to employees providing such services, in an amount not to exceed Forty Thousand
($40,000), for a term commencing January 1, 2019 and terminating upon (30) days
written notice, in a form approved by the County Attorney, and be it further
RESOLVED,
that the Director of Public Health and the Commissioner of Social Services are
authorized to sign and execute the updated Interagency Agreement.
COMMUNITY
SERVICES CONTRACT
WHEREAS,
the Hamilton County Public Health Nursing Service maintains an agreement with
Warren/Hamilton Office for the Aging, and WHEREAS, Hamilton County Public
Health Nursing Service provides services for Hamilton County residents under a
Community Services Contract code A.6780 10 470, and WHEREAS, this contract has
been submitted for renewal for the period April 1, 2019 – March 31, 2020 in the
full amount of $3,313 be it
RESOLVED,
that the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors is hereby authorized to sign the
agreement between the Public Health Nursing Service and Warren/Hamilton Office
for the Aging, upon approval of the County Attorney, on behalf of the Hamilton
County Public Health Nursing Service.
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