Mount Pleasant City Council Meeting Agenda

The Mount Pleasant City Council will meet in Regular Session Wednesday, May 11, 2022, at City
Hall, 307 E. Monroe Street, second floor meeting room at 5:30 p.m.
A G E N D A
1. Roll Call.
2. Consent Agenda: To the Public – All items with an asterisk (*) are routine
by the City Council and will be enacted by one motion and a roll call of the Council-
members. There will be no separate discussion of items unless the Mayor, a Councilmember
or citizen so request, in which event the item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and
will be considered in its normal sequence on the Agenda.
3. Receive & file communications.
4. Approve agenda.
*5. Approve minutes of previous meetings.
*6. Approve payment of bills.
*7. Receive reports of Officers including Resolution #34 April Transfers.
8. Old Business
a) 3rd reading/adopt proposed ordinance to Trap, Neuter, Release.
b) 3rd reading/adopt proposed ordinance for driveway widening.
c) Approve corrected January 12, 2022 minutes.
* c) Renewal of a Class C Liquor, Sunday Sales Permit & Outdoor Permit for Lorenz
Enterprises, Iris Bowling Center, 300 S Iris Street.
* d) Approve alcohol for wedding reception at McMillian Park (Wright Family Pavilion)
June 4, 2022.
* e) Renewal of a Class B Beer and Sunday Sales for Pizza Hut at 900 North Grand
Avenue.

9. New Business- Page 2 of 2
a) Approve Change Order #1 for NE Lagoon Conversion 1.
b) Approve Public Professional and Maintenance Employees Memorandum of
Understanding regarding July 1, 2022, Wage Increase.
c) Approve one year contract with WoodRiver Energy for Library/Civic Center.
d) Approve contract with Norris Asphalt Paving for Winfield Avenue paving.
e) Approve contract with Norris Asphalt Paving for Cemetery paving.
f) Resolution approving the promotion of Ronald S. Galusha from Police Officer to
Police Sergeant.
g) Resolution approving the hiring of Shelbi Remick for the position of
Administrative Assistant in the City Clerk’s office.
h) Resolution approving FYE23 Salaries for full-time and part-time employees.
i) Resolution approving Volunteer Fire Department FYE23 Salaries.
j) Approve motion setting Public Hearing to amend FYE22 budget.
k) Approve site plan – middle school parking lot.
10. Public Forum.
11. Adjourn to meet in regular session on Wednesday, May 25, 2022, at 5:30 p.m.

School Board Approves Employee Compensation Packages

Monday night the Mount Pleasant School Board approved the compensation packages for the next fiscal year for non-certified school personal and administrators. Non-certified includes secretaries, food service, bus drivers and managers. The Directors of Transportation, Technology, Buildings and Grounds are considered managers. The building principals and the activity director are considered administrators. Packages were also approved for everyone in Central Office including the superintendent. The overall increase is 2.85 percent. The break down of settlements approved by the board are…

Secretaries:  3.40%

Transportation (bus drivers):  3.50%

Managers:  1.79%

Administrators 1.86%

Central Office 3.41%

Managers and administrators are a bit lower because the district saved some money due to new hires in those two groups.

Boys’ Prep Tennis: Mount Pleasant Finishes Third at Districts

Fairfield — Mount Pleasant finished with 10 points in team scoring, earning third place at Fairfield in a Class 1A district meet.

Cedar Rapids Xavier won districts with 32 points, with Maharishi placing second.

The Panthers will advance to preliminary substate on Friday, where they will travel to Maharishi.

Owen Vansickel and Lincoln Henriksen were quarterfinalists for Mount Pleasant, before being beaten by two Xavier Saints.

Xavier’s top-ranked Brady Horstmann was the meet champion. The UW-LaCrosse recruit is now 11-2 on the year.

He squared off with his teammate Quincy Johnson in the final.

Maharishi junior Zak Askar was the consolation champion.

In doubles play, Tim Cam and Elliott Cook and Jake Ensminger and Levi Graber were quarterfinalists.

Xavier’s tandem of Declan Coe and Hugh Courter were doubles champs.

Trenton Link and Ryan Schmit — also both of Xavier — were consolation champions.

Girls Prep Tennis: Walls, Olivas Draw All-Conference Honors

Fort Madison — Savana Walls and Melanie Olivas earned All-Conference doubles honors yesterday in the Southeast Conference tennis meet.

The Panther duo lost to Jacqui Workman and Emily Mosley of Burlington in the championship.

Gisele Fajardo-Pena teamed up with Malena Yocum for a 9th place finish in the conference.

That group defeated Emma Wendland and Emily Simpson of Fairfield.

In singles play, Eva Rounceville finished in 8th, while Ellie Situmeang placed 10th.

Girls’ Golf: New London Rolls to SEISC Title

Wapello — The New London Tiger girls’ golf team earned yet another SEISC title yesterday, rolling to a near 80 stroke win at Heritage Oaks Golf Course.

New London was led by meet medalist Taylor Phillips, who finished with an 82, seven strokes better than that of second place Olivia Hines of Mediapolis.

All told, New London put five in the top-11, with Sophie Malott placing third, Saige Barron tied for 6th, Emma Nye was 8th.

Winfield-Mount Union was led by Alli Humphreys, who finished in 9th with a 111.

Louisa-Muscatine ended second in the team race, with Mediapolis third.

Highland and Winfield-Mount Union rounded out the top-five.

Boys’ Soccer: Fort Madison Blanks Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant — Fort Madison opened the game up with five second half goals as the No. 11 ranked Bloodhounds rolled to a 6-0 win over Mount Pleasant last night.

Nathan Bowen scored twice for Fort Madison, while Leif Boeding added two assists.

Reiburn Turnbull made two saves for the Bloodhounds, who improved to 11-4.

Mount Pleasant fell to 1-13.

Girls’ Soccer: Bloodhounds Earn OT Win

Fort Madison — Natalie Randolph’s two goal performance lifted Fort Madison to a thrilling extra time 4-3 win over Mount Pleasant last night.

Elly Manning, Tori Wilson and Andrea Lopreato all scored for the Panthers while Charice Auwerda picked up an assist.

Evelyn Escobar made six saves.

Fort Madison improved to 10-2.

Mount Pleasant fell to 7-5 and they’ll be back on the pitch

College Softball: Anderson, Indian Hills Advance to NJCAA District Championship

Ottumwa — Former Winfield-Mount Union star Madie Anderson pitched a complete game, two-hit shutout for Indians Hills, as the Warriors defeated Southeastern 3-0.

The win advances Indian Hills o the Midwest District Championships.

Anderson’s gem won her her team-high 17th game of the year. The former Lady Wolves ace struck out six batters without issuing a walk to hold the Blackhawks scoreless.

The region championship was the 25th in school history.