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Regular Meeting

Gallatin, TN · July 2, 2019

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CITY OF GALLATIN COUNCIT MEETING July 02, 2Ot9 5:00 pm Dr. J. Deotha Malone Council Chambers o Call to Order - Mayor Brown o lnvocation o Pledge of Allegiance - Councilman Overton o Roll Call: Alexander - Vice Mayor Camp - Fann - Fennell - Hayes - Love - Overton . Approval of Minutes: None Provided o Public Recognition on Agenda-Related ltems o Mayor's Comments AGENDA 1. Second np Ordinance NO. o.19d,6-31 Ordinance awarding bid and authorizing funds in the total amount of S3,600,000.00 from Water/Sewer Reserves for 2OL9 Sewer System Rehabilitation in various areas of the City-Contract "L!9" l0ouncilman Overton) 2. First Ordinance No. 1967-32 Ordinance a ppropriating 5438,764 from Engineering to Street Lighting and Traffic Signals (Vice Mayor Camp) 3. Resolution No. R19d7-29 Resolution appointing Haley Meredieth to the Gallatin Electric Power Board (Councilman Fann) 4 Dangerous Building-32l West Main Street-Randv's Record Shop (Chuck Stuart, Building Official & Susan High-McAuley, City Attorney) r Other Business r Public Recognition on Non-Agenda-Related ltems o Adjourn 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 1 ORDINANCE NO. 01906-31 ORDINANCE AWARDING BID AND AUTHORIZING FI.INDS IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF $3,600,000.00 FROM WATER/SEWER RESERVES FOR 2019 SEWER SYSTEM REHABILITATION IN VARIOUS AREAS IN THE CITY CONTRACT "119'' BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF GALLATIN, TENNESSEE, thAt thE bid fOT the Sewer System Rehabilitation pursuant to the plans and specifications under Contract "II9", 20lg,submitted by J&H Construction, Inc. in the amount of $3,168,3 67 .70 is hereby accepted and awarded. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, BY THE CITY OF GALLATIN, TENNESSEEO thAt the total funds in the amount of $ 3,600,000.00 for said sewer improvements are authorized and appropriated from water/sewer reserves. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, BY THE CITY OF GALLATIN, TENNESSEE, thAf the Mayor and Superintendent of Public Utilities are hereby authorized to execute all necessary contracts and agreements for said sewer rehabilitation improvements' BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, BY THE CITY OF GALLATIN, TENNESSEE, thAt this ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage, the public welfare requiring it. PASSED FIRST READING: June 18, 2019. PASSED SECOND READING: MAYOR PAIGE BROWN ATTEST: CONNIE KITTRELL CITY RECORDER APPROVED AS TO FORM SUSAN HIGH-MCCAULEY CITY ATTORNEY 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 2 JAMES C, HAILEY & COMPANY Consulling Engineers 7518 Highway 70 South Suite 100 Nashvllle, Tennessee 37221 -'l 849 Telephone; 815-883-4933 Fax: 615-883-4937 ROBERT L. RAMSEY, P.E. JAMES C. HAIIEY. P"E. MATTHFW R" TUCKEFI, P,E. MICHAEL N. GREENi P,E. Juns 4, ?019 Mr. David Gregory City of Callatin Department of Public Utilities ?39 Hancock S[eet Oallatin, TN 3?066 RE: Coniract 119 2019 Sewer SJstem Rehabilitstion Dear Mr. Gregory: On fuIay 30, 2019. bids were received for ttre above-refere*ced pmject. A tabulation of bidi is anached displaying the bids foreach contractsr for Contract I 19, All bids were sealed with proper documentation, and no irregularities rvere apparent at the bid opening. Also, the towest and best bid is within the estimated project budget. Enclosed is a project construction Budget. Based on our evaluation, we recomrnend that the City of Callatin award the Contract I19 - to J&H Constructiun, Inc. in the amount af 93,168,367.70, If you have nny qttesiions or if we can be of assistance, please let ils know. Sincerely, JAMES C. HAII.EY & COfuTPANY Consultin g Engineers w R. Tucker Enclosures JCH Prol No. l8l9i 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 3 GALLATIN PUBLIC UTILITIES 2019 Sewer System Rehabilitation June 4, 2019 PROPOSED PROJECT COST CONSTRUCTION 3,168,367.70 CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION 120,000.00 ENGINEERING DESIGN 170;000.00 ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS, TDEC FESS, ETC. 3;000.00 ADMINI$TRATION 2,000.00 PROJECT CONTINGENCY 136,632.30 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 4 NOTICE OF AWARD TO: J&H CONSTRUGTION. lNC. P.O.BOX 2263 COOKEVILLE. TN 38502 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: CON 119 - 2019 Sewer Svstem Rehabilitatio! The OWNER has considered the BID submitted by you for the above-described WORK in response to its Advertisement to Bid dated Mav* 2019, and lnforrnation for Bidders. You are required by the lnformation for Bidders to execute the Agreement and furnish the required CONTRACTOR'S Performance and Payment Bond within ten (10) calendar days from the date of this Notice to you. lf you fail to execute said Agreement and to furnish said bonds within ten (10) days from the date of tltis Notice, said OWNER will be etttitled to cortsider all yuur r,ights arising out of the OWNER'S acceptance of your BID as abandoned and as a forfeiture of your Bid Bond. The OWNER will be entitled to such other rights as may be granted by law. You are required to return an acknowledged copy of this NOTICE OF AWARD to the OWNER. Dated this _ day of _ , 2019. Citv of Gallatin OWNER BY Title Mavor ACCEPTANCE OF NOTICE Receipt of the above NOTICE OF AWARD is hereby acknowledged this the _day of 2419 Title NA-1 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 5 CITY OF GALLATIN CONTRACT I19. SEWER SYSTEM REHABILITATION BID DATE: May 30,2019 BIDTIME: {0:00 a.m., Local Time CONTRACTOR BASE BID BOBBY LUTTRELL AND SONS, LLC 190 Bank Circle Drive Dundee, KY 42338 $4,279,250.00 (ph) 270-276-9439 GRANITE INLINER 4520 N. State Road 37 NO BID Orleans, lN 47452'0186 (ph) 812-865-3232 GULF GOAST UNDERGROUND, LLC. 5655 Middle Road NO BID Theodore, AL 36582 (ph) 251-725-0200 IPR SOUTHEAST, LLC 2002 Timberloch PISTE 550 $3,959,907"50 The Woodlands, TX 77380 (ph) 678607-2161 J & H CONSTRUCTION,INC PO Box 2263 $3,168,367.70 Cookeville, TN 38502 (ph) 931-528-00M MORGAN CONTRACTING 900 Dutch Valley Dr $5,398,590.00 Knoxville, TN 379'18 (ph) 865-249-8640 PIPEWORKS PLUS,ING 147 Holloway Dr $4,196,520.00 Tullahoma, TN 37388 (ph) 931-455-7592 PORTLAND UTILITIES CONST CO LLC PO BOX 510 $3,365,335.44 Portland, TN 37148 (ph) 615-325-3374 VORTEX SERVICES, LLC 17 AD Asbury Rd NO BID Greenville, SC 29605 (ph) 803493-7034 JAMES C. HAILEY & COMPANY Consulting Engineers 1619 Galleria Boulevard Brenhrood, TN 37027-2926 Phone (615) 883-4933 Fax (615) 883-4937 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 6 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 7 CITY OF GALLATIN COUNCIL COMMITTEE AGENDA fJune 11,20191 DEPARTMENT: Utilities AGtrNDA # 4 SUBJECT: Ordinanee No.Ol 906-3 I -2019 Sewer System Rehabilitation-Contract I 1 9 SUMMARY: Ordinance authoizing funds and awarding bid for sewer rehabilitation in various areas of the City, Contract "1 19" RECOMMENDATION: ATTACHMEI\T: ution Correspondence _,x_ Bid Tabulation Ordinance Contract I. Other Approved Rejected Deferred Notes: 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 8 ORDiNANCE NO. 0-1947-32 ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING $43 8,764 FROM ENGINEERING TO STREET LIGHTING AND TRAFFIC SIGNALS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF GALLATIN, TENNESSEE, thAt thE SUM of $438,764 is hereby appropriated from account 11041670, Engineering, to account 11043160, Street Lighting and Traffic Signals, for the following expenses: 111, Salaries, $38,889 141, FICA, $2,975 142, Hospital and Health Insurance, $17'000 143, Retirement, $3,500 145, Group Life Insurance, $300 149, Disability Insurance, $300 247 , Street Lights, $315,000 26T,Maintenance and Repairs Vehicles, $500 290, Other Contractual Services, $25'000 320, Operating SuPPlies, $20,000 326, Uniforms, $300 331, Oil, Gas, Fuel, $500 334, Tires, $500 935, Office Furniture, $2,000 94 1, Transportation Equipment, $ I 0,000 947, Office EquiPment, $2,000 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 9 BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF GALLATIN, TENNESSEE, that this Ordinance shall take effect July 1, 2019, the public welfare requiring such. PASSED FIRST READING: PASSED SECOND READING: MAYOR PAIGE BROWN ATTEST: CONNIE KITTRELL CITY RECORDER. APPROVED AS TO FORM: SUSAN HIGH-MCAULEY CITY ATTORNEY 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 10 CITY OF GALLATIN COUNCIL COMMITTEE AGENDA 612512019 DEPARTMENT: Finance AGENDA # SUBJECT: Ordinance to appropriate traffic signal and street lighting into its own depafiment code SUMMARY: Ordinance to appropriate traffrc signal and street lighting into its own department code in the 2020 budget. Severaf years ago, the department was separate but was incorporated into the Engineering bud[et for ease of administration. Beginning July 1, 2AI9, the function will have a dedicated .*ployr., and it has been requested to move it into it's own department code once more, RECOMMENDATION: Approval ATTACHMENT: Resolution Correspondence Bid Tabulation Ordinance Contract Other Approved Rejected Deferred Notes: 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 11 RESOLUTION NO. RI9A7 -29 RESOLUTION APPOINTING HALEY MEREDIETH TO THE GALLATIN ELECTRIC POWER BOARD WHEREAS, Tenn. Code Ann. $ 7-52-108 provides that directors of a municipal electric board shall be appointed by the chief executive with confirmation by the governing body of the municipality; and WHEREAS, Stanley Carver's appointment to the Gallatin Electric Power Board expires on July 1,2019; and, WHEREAS, the Mayor has nominated Haley Meredieth for appointment to the board for a -year term which she will serve until July 01, 2023. NOW, THERDFORD, Btr IT RESOLVED, that Halcy Meredieth is hereby appointed to the Gallatin Electric Power Board. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution shall take effect from and after its final passage the public welfare requiring such. IT IS SO ORDERED. PRESENT AND VOTING: AYE: NAY: DATED: MAYOR PAIGE BROWN ATTEST: CONNIE KITTRELL CITY RECORDER APPROVED AS TO FORM: SUSAN HIGH-MCAULEY CITY ATTORNEY 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 12 CITY OF GALLATIN COUNCIL COMMITTEE AGENDA June25,2019 DEPARTMENT: Mayor's Office AGENDA # 2 SUBJECT: Resolution No. Rl907-29 Resolution Appointing Haley Meredieth to the Gallatin Electric Power Board SUMMARY: RECOMMENDATION: ATTACHMENT: n Correspondence Bid Tabulation Ordinance Contract Other Approved Rejected Deferred Notes: 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 13 Envirowerks LLC August 6,2018 Ms. Cherri Mullins 321 West Main St Gallatin Tennessee ASBESTOS INSPECTION 321 WEST MAIN STREET GALLATIN TENNESSEE Dear Ms. Mullins: On August 2"d,2018, Envirowerks, LLC performed an asbestos inspection of 321 West Main Street in Gallatin Tennessee. The inspection was performed by Seth Frost a State of Tennessee certified asbestos inspector. The surveys were performed prior to the building being demolished. The site consisted of a two story brick building with two small store fronts. The two small store fronts were not accessible at the time of the inspection. A total of forty - one (41) samples were collected of suspect asbestos containing material (ACM). Samples consisted of ceiling tiles, 9x9 floor tile, 9x9 vinyl floor tile, black mastic, glue dots, roofing, window caulk, window glaze, fiberboard, drywall and joint compound. The following materials were determined to be asbestos containing material (ACM). Material Location Estimated Quantity Black Floor mastic (Some painted over) Restaurant and area behind restaurant 2800sqft 9x9 Brown Floor Tile and Mastic Restaurant HVAC Closet 30-sqft White HVAC Tape HVAC Duct Behind Restaurant 80lnft 9x9 Green Floor Tile and Mastic Room 2 Behind Restaurant 300sqft 9x9 Gray Floor Tile and Mastic, Under Non Room I East End 250sqft ACM Red Vinyl Floor Tile Brown Glue Dots Under Ceiling Tile 2nd Floor Back Room l50sqft Transite Exhaust Pipe 2nd Floor Center 15lnft Caulking Front Entrance Metal Framing 200lnft Roof Flashing Roof 260lnft 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 14 Page Two August 6,2018 Following the inspection, ACM was found within the building. Since the buildings are to be demolished, any ACM that is or may become friable during demolition must be removed. If any ACM is to remain it must be properly disposed. Removal must be performed by State of Tennessee certified asbestos workers. If asbestos is to remain in place during demolition, contrabtor must follow OSHA Asbestos Regulations. Due to the hidden nature of building materials, it is possible some materials may have been hidden and therefore not sampled. If any material not identified within the sample results, is uncovered during renovationo it should be sampled and analyzed prior to disturbance. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact Envirowerks. Sincerely, A/^-, Seth Frost Asbestos Inspector Asbe:,tos . lndoorAir Quatity . Lead Based Paint . LabAnatysis . lndustrial Hygiene . Motd Testing 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 15 I.'lt( )S'l' l',NVl ltt )N IVI l,,N'l'AL Slil{VIOI{S, l,l,(l i:r,jit{X'lil,ANl)l(()1\l),1;tJl'l't'l',, llt,,J\l)l';lili()NVll1.1,,,'l'l,lNI''ll',};:il,;l,l :t'/o'/i; ((,r,,.) .rti, ,{iiit)trllr<'r' (irt,rJ,l /.i ,10,'1 7it'll crrurtl: l:tlr(irlr0slIrrtiilrrilrtcrttalt'orrr por/.RIZED LIGHT MTCROSCOPY (PLM) I-ABORATORY ANALYSIS RE PORT (EPA/600/R-93/1 16 (JUNE 19e3)) CLIENT: Envirowerks Date Received: 81212018 PROJECT: 321 West Main Street Date Analyzed: 81612018 LOCATION Gallatin Tennessee Date Reported: 81612018 ANALYS'I: Seth lrost Sample Binder (Non- Non-Asbestos Asbestos Number Location Material Description Fibrous) Material Fiber Type & Percent 60-Cellulose / 1A Restaurant 4x2 ceiling Tile 20 20-Glass None Detected 60-Cellulose / 1B Restaurant 4x2 ceiling Tile 20 20-Glass None Detected 2A Restaurant 1x1 Ceiling Tile 2 98-Cellulose None Detected 28 Restaurant 1xl Ceiling Tile 2 98-Cellulose None Detected 3A Restaurant Black Floor mastic 94 None Detected 6-Chrysotile 3B Restaurant Black Floor mastic 94 None Detected 6-Chrysotile Black Floor mastic, Under 4A Behind Restaurant Paint 94 None Detected 6-Chrysotile Black Floor mastic, Under 4B Behind Restaurant Paint 94 None Detected 6-Chrysotile 5 Restaurant HVAC closet 9x9 Brown floor Tile 92 None Detected 8-Chrysotile Black Mastic 94 None Detected 6-Chrysotile 6A Throughout Drywall 90 10-Cellulose None Detected Joint Compound 100 None Detected None Detected 6B Throughout Drywall 90 10-Cellulose None Detected Joint Compound 100 None Detected None Detected 7A HVAC Duct Behind Restaurant White HVAC Tape 10 20-Cellulose 70-Chrysotile 7B HVAC Duct Behind Restaurant White HVAC Tape 10 2O-Cellulose 70-Chrysotile Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) is defined as any material containing more than one percent asbestos. Analysis was performed using EPA/6001R-93ll16 (June 1993)), Test Method for the Determination of Asebstos in Bulk Building Materials. 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 16 liltt )S'l' t,,NVl li( )N M [,,N'l'AL SI,:ltVIOlLS, LL(] "1';i;litt(llil,,', rl !)lii)1\l), l;tll'l'1, 1,,, lll,:1'.llll'lli:;t)i'lVll,l,l',,'l'l:NNl,,l;ljl',1,,'"'t'/(t/lt ((,r'r);,(,,,1,s1t,1u{litt' lltti)'l/.i,1o1'7r'r:ll ('rrtul lll)(rlrllo';ltrrtitrrrtrtri'nlltl,i'orl por/.RrzED LIGHT MICROSCOPY (PLM) TA.BORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT (EPtu600/R-93/1 1 6 (JUNE 1 993)) CLIENT: Envirowerks DateReceived: 81212018 PROJECT: 321 West Main Street DateAnalyzed: 81612018 LOCATION Gallatin Tennessee Date Reported: 81612018 ANALYSI:Sethf'rost Sample Binder (Non- Non-Asbestos Asbestos Numbel Location Material Description Fibrous) Material Fiber Type & Percent 60-Cellulose / 8A Room Behind Restaurant 1x2 Ceiling Tile 20 20-Glass None Detected 60-Cellulose / 8B Room Behind Restaurant 1x2 Ceiling Tile 20 20-Glass None Detected 9 Room 2 East End 9x9 Green Floor Tile 92 None Detected 8-Chrysotile Black Mastic 94 None Detected 6-Chrysotile 10 Room 3 From East End 12x12 Gray Stick on Tile 100 None Detected None Detected 9x9 Green Vinyl Tile 60 40-Cellulose None Detected Black Tar Felt Paper 30 70-Cellulose None Detected 20-Cellulose / 11 Room 3 From East End Black And White Linoleum 70 10-Glass None Detected 't2 Room 4 From East End 9x9 Green Vinyl Tile 70 30-Cellulose None Detected Black Tar Felt Paper 30 70-Cellulose None Detected 12x12 White / Green Stick on 13 Room 4 From East End Tile 100 None Detected None Detected 9x9 Green Vinyl Tile 70 30-Cellulose None Detected Black Tar Felt Paper 30 70-Cellulose None Detected 14 Room 5 From East End Black and White Vinyl 100 None Detected None Detected 15 Room 6 From East End 9x9 Green Vinyl Tile 70 30-Cellulose None Detected Black Tar Felt Paper 30 70-Cellulose None Detected Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) is defined as any material containing more than one percent asbestos. Analysis was performed using EPA/600/R-93/I l6 (June 1993)), Test Method for the Determination of Asebstos in Bulk Building Materials. 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 17 l,'l'i.t )li'l' l',NVl I{{ )F.l M l,lF-l'l'A.1, Sl,:ltvI(ll\,c}, LL(l i"tr,;li(xllil.1\t!llti(),,\ii,'illt'l'1, 1.:, llt,:l'll)1,;li:;(.)t'.JVll,l,l,.,'l l,;Nhll,ll;l;1,,1,,'.\'/()'/!t (i'ty,)'rl'" "i,()iri)iii((' (l)ti,)'l/:i,.1tt,17r:,'ll ,'1,q;111;l;1lr(oril'()f;t('u\ir'(rlnllrrlrtlrurrr POLA.RIZED LIGHT MICROSCOPY (PLM) TA.BORATORY ANALYSIS RE PORT (EPA/6oo/R-93/1 1 6 (JUNE 1 993)) CLIENT: Envirowerks DateReceived: 81212018 PROJECT: 321 West Main Street DateAnalyzed: 81612018 LOCATION Gallatin Tennessee DateReported: 81612018 ANALYS I: Seth }'rost ;-\ /^-\- Sample Binder (Non- Non-Asbestos Asbestos Number Location Material Description Fibrous) Material Fiber Type & Percent 16 Back Area 12x12Tan Floor Tle 100 None Detected None Detected Yellow Mastic 100 None Detected None Detected 17 Back Right Storage 9x9 Tan Floor Tile 70 30-Cellulose None Detected Black Tar Felt Paper 30 70-Cellulose None Detected 18 Back Right Storage Fiberboard Flooring 2 98-Cellulose None Detected 19 Room 1 - From East End 9x9 Red VinylTile 60 40-Cellulose None Detected Tar Felt Paper 30 70-Cellulose None Detected 9x9 Gray Floor Tile 92 None Detected 8-Chrysotile Black Mastic 94 None Detected 6-Chrysotile 2O-Cellulose /10 20 Room 2 Bathroom Tan Linoleum 70 Glass None Detected 21 Back Room Entry 12x12Tan Stick On FloorTile 100 None Detected None Detected Back Hall Restroom, Under 22 Ceramic Tile Gray Fiberboard 70 30-Cellulose None Detected 23 Room end of Hall Black Paint Coating on Floor 100 None Detected None Detected 24 2nd Floor Back Room Black Linoleum 60 40-Cellulose None Detected Tar Felt Paper 30 70-Cellulose None Detected Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) is defined as any material containing more than one percent asbestos. Analysis was performed using EPA/6001R-93lll6 (June 1993)), Test Method for the Determination of Asebstos in Bulk Building Materials. 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 18 l"!it ),S'l' liNVll{( }N IVI ILI'*i'['1\1, Sl,,ltVl(]l,lS, Ll,[) i:ii, ri( X ll( l,n hli l li( )r\ l r. lil l l'l'1,, lr, l ll-,N l)l,.li:'lON \/t 1,1,1,,, 'l'l,,N N l,,li:;1,,1,, '.1'/u'/lt (til,r) 1r{r', '(r(r!} i)iil{ (' (trrl,} l,/:l ()().1 / (a'll crrr;ril lirlr(rtlrorilirrrr iiorrrrrtrri:rl irlrrr POI-A.RIZED LIGHT MICROSCOPY (pLM) I/.BORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT (EPA/600/R-93/1 16 (JUNE 1993)) CLIENT: Envirowerks DateReceived: 81212018 PROJECT: 321 West Main Street DateAnalyzed: 81612018 LOCATION Gallatin Tennessee Date Reported: 81612018 ANALYS'l': Seth t'rost Sample Binder (Non. Non-Asbestog Asbestos Number Location Material Description Fibrous) Materlal Fiber Type & Percent 25 2nd Floor 1x2 Ceiling Tile 2 98-Cellulose None Detected 26 2nd Floor Back Room Brown Ceiling Glue Dots 96 None Detected 4-Chrysotile Plaster Ceiling 100 <1-Animal Hair None Detected 27 2nd Floor Transite Exhaust Pipe 65 None Detected 35-Chrysotile 284 Exterior Windows Window Glaze 100 None Detected None Detected 288 Exterior Windows Window Glaze 100 None Detected None Detected 294 Front Metal Window Framing Caulking 96 None Detected 4-Chrysotile 298 Front Metal Window Framing Caulking 96 None Detected 4-Chrysotile 30A Roof Built Up Roofing 85 15-Cellulose None Detected 308 Roof Built Up Roofing 85 15-Cellulose None Detected 31 Roof Flashing 84 10-Cellulose 6-Chrysotile Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) is defined as any material containing more than one percent asbestos. Analysis was performed using EPd600l&-9311l6 (June 1993)), Test Method for the Determination of Asebstos in Bulk Building Materials. 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 19 R| Consolting Engineering 1012 Shimmering WaY Gallatin, TN 37066 Telephone: (615) 39+5285 Augast?J,2018 Mr. SharuronRogers callatin, TN 37056 Record Shop Re: Plan of Pres€rvation forthe Rand/s 321W€stMain Street Gallatin,TN Mr. Rogers; orrAugust23,20:l8atyourryq"*ourofficeperformedasitevisittoRandy'sRecord purpose was to debmine the structural itttegnty Shop at the above notei location. Our todetemdneif the of theexisting gl *65 u*@1*w.n.si"dl5cally,wewere dangerols- or as "dangerous"' our office building should te "las"inea as "imminerrtly condition of the structue and will make that detennination by revrewingtre "ii"ti"g for dangerorrs and the a'd/ or what could comparing our findin$; dt" #c a"ri"itiJt be consider"d i--i^*.:tltaurrg"ro*. Ourconclusionwillcorrsider theOSrIA definition AdditionallYr our office was give* access to a of imminerrt danger as #tealoUowing- videofilmedfromadrorrefiigt.tc,ns/7g/lsshowingwallconditionsandroof io* and will consider this in our determination' "orrai OSHA defines irtminent danger as following iirminent danger as "'-' any conditions or Definition. S""ti"n rg?") JUi" e.* adl: practices in any pr".JF"*proy^ent which are such tlat a danger exists which could reasonably be orpected to a""U. or serious physicat lrarnr im'ediately or before "i.rsucan be eliminabd *rbugh the errforcement procedures algu. the irmrinertce "f "".f, otherwise Provided bY ftis AcLn Additionally, OSHA adds the following: Requiremerrts.Thefollowingconditionsmustbemetbeforeahazand'becomesan imminent danger: . T?rere must be a tlueat of death or serious physicat hann' "serious physical is damaged so severely that it cannot be used or harm,, means rhat a part of the body cannot be used very well' .Forahealth}frzafi'theremustbeareasonableexpectationthattoicsubstances hazards are present and e4losure to therr will shorten ufe or cause or other health 1_ 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 20 substantial reduction in physical or mental The harrr caused by the health hzzard,does not have to happen imnediately' . The threatmustbe immediab or imminerrt This means thatyou mustbelieve that death or serious physical harm could occrrr within a short time, for example before OSHA could investigate the pro-blem' . If an OSI{A inspector beHeves that an imminent danger exists, the inspector must inform affected employees and the employer that he is recomrrendingthat OSHA take steps to stop lhe imminerrt danger' . OsHAhas the rightto ask affieral court to order ttre b eliminate the imminerrt danger. Our findings were as follows: ana Arst flo"r had collapsed within the building- From dre video no evidence of fire damage was noted. !4le e4pectttrisfailure was canrsed by waler damage over a prolonged period with lack of maintenance to the wood structure. addidrmally uulfered partial collapse' buildi+ l1ffi Z-y frign wAf. Jftg walls sbp dorm bward tlre rear of ttre y4- buildid. The walls were damaged specifically in tre upPer with the roof collapse-- Some blocks were b'roken completely loose and either fell in the initial collapse or rest on the existing wall sections- Generally, the walls are plumb, and mortar is intact Some cracking is visible in the wall joinrs and across the blocks. was not physically examined bnrt from the lack of visible settlement the foundations would seem adequate. The building is well over fiIly years in age allowing for adequab time for settling to become visibfe' The adfacentbuifdinfto the south/southwest tdloi* the structure and is several feet lower dran the structure. The building has a light ga'uge metal roofing cover we believe to be inadequate to withstand the impact of the walls or portions of the wall should theY fall outward' of the exterior walls- In reviewing the Plan of Preservation for the Randy's Record Shop Building it is our understandirg that ttre walls are to be restored as an outward veneer and a steel structure is to be tfte actual structure support for the roof sysFm' The existing walls are to be fastened to the proposed steel support structure' Conclusioru o The partial collalxe of fhe building brings the struchre under ihe definition of dangerous r""orlitrg to the IBC. Due to the cond:ition of ihe woodert portion of Ore 6ulaing it can be expected the building will at some time continue in the 2 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 21 failure process. Although the gerreral collapse has taken place within the building conffoies, tre ocisting loose concreile blocks qr the toP of tlre wall fit wifrin the definitiqr of imminerrt danger (although it is expecbd the loose bloctcs have existed in fireir preserrt condition since the interior collapse of the structure). We are not sure of the time of this collapse, but we are c€rtain it has been some period over one year.It some additional collapse has taken place, we are uncertain Althoug[r the building is not used at this time, lhere is t]re possibitity of detachm€nt or dislodging of a portion of the building (specificalty ih. 1oo"" concrete blocks). This would be cause for death or serious physical harm and could in our opinion be defined by OSHA as an imminmt danger to the public ei{lrernear the structure or occupying adjacentcorrmercial buildings. Our recommendations are ar; follows to rerrove tlre imninent danger of the building from the public welfare: r Tlne buitding perimeler must be secured from the building a minirrum of 2A from the building strucfire. This should be perforrted with 6' drain link fencing and warning signs according to OSFIA requirements. These tasks must be perforrred iuunedialelY. . Th" portion of the adjacent buitding to the soulh the siructure nrust be sealed, as an off-limits qrace and barricadedllocked wilh appropriate signs to keep the public from errtering lhis area- A width of lY minimum must be keep unoccupied at all times. . The existing concrete walls should be stabilized (braced according to standard concrete wall construction methods) $dthin 30 days and all looae material removed from ihe top of the existing block walls' Once these safety iterrs are complebd the rehabilitation lxocess of ttrc building can corunencp- If our office can be of further assistarrce to you on this project or if clarification is needed on any item, please feel free to contact our ofifice at your convenience. t\ \\ttttl *$ Sincerely, RJ + ,r' lt P.E. t t, ( 0p 8 L8 J 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 22 m Charles R. Curtis Construction, lnc- 567 Airport Road Gallatin, TN 37066 L-tgUEI!E Tel(61s) 2OGlL4o.I Fax (515) 206-t4o2 cot{srRucTlotl, l1{9. August 27,2Ot8 Mr. Shannon Rogers GallatiO TN 3706,5 Plan of Preservation for the Randy's Record Shop 321West Main Street Gallatin, TN Pricing for Recommendations to Accomplish Structural Stability & Safery Per Letter from Structural Engineer. 1,. Secure Building Perimeter with 6' high chain link fence, placed 25' away from East and North side of existing building. Fence to have signs attached to fence according to OSHA requirements- Lump Sum Price $ 45OO-0O per year, or $ Z,OOO.OO to install and remove at time of installation &S 20.(Xtpermonth rentalfue. Z- Stabilize and brace ex.isting concrete block wall on fast side of building using diagonal tumbuckle bracing from ground elevation to highest stable elevation with thru bolts with solid backing on each side of wall. Upon securing this bracing all loose masonry units will be removed and top of wall secured- Lump Sum Price forthis scope of workwill be $6,6o0'm' All the bracing work will take place outside the building using aerial equipment so that no one will be placed in harm's way while in process. This bracing willstay in place until building is property secured from the interior' Thanks for the opportunity to quote this worlc Should you have any questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact me. Charles Curtis President Charles Curtis Construction lnc. 615-2A6 -L4OL Offi ce 6L545G&L7 L Cell 10116118 City CouncilMeeting Agenda-Page 51 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 23 IMMINENT DANGER DANqEROUS BUILDING COMPLAINT AND SHOW CAUSE NOTICE TO CHARLES NATHAN SMITH 5908 MACINNESS DRIVE MEMPHIS, TN 381I9 AND ALL OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES RE 32I WEST MAIN STREET GALLATIN, TENNESSEE TAX MAPt 113O-L-022.02 PURSUANT to Callatin Municipal Code, Chapter 5, Article IX, Section 5-247,et seq., Dangerous Buildings, The Building Official for the City of Gallatin has tleemed the structure listed above to constitute a dangerous building that poses imrnediate or imminent danger to the life or safety of persons' specifically to the adjoining businesses' employees, patrons a1d visitors. Following an investigation, the Building Oflicial has deemed the structure an immediate threat and imminent danger to the life or safety of persons for the fbllowing reasons: due to the recent collapse of the roof, the rernaining external walls are unsuppofted and in imrninent danger of further collapse. The Building Official has determined that an emergency situation exists and that you must immediately vacate any and all tenants from the building and immediately repair or demolish the structure at 3Zl West Main Street. AccordinglY, lou are hereby summoned to appear for a hearing before the Callatil City Council, on TUESDAY' AUGUST 7, 2tll8 at 6:00 P.M., C.D.T., Gallatin City Hall, Gallatin, Tetrnessee, Council Chambers, for the purpose of showing cause why the building and structures located at the above address should not be imrnediately demolished due to the dangerous building conditions and the imminent danger to the life and safety of persons pursuant to Gallatin Mulicipal Code $ 5-247. 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 24 You have the right to file an answer to this Complaint and present evidence and testimony and be represented by an attomey if you so choose. The rules of evidence prevailing in courts of law and equity shall not be controlling in the hearing before the city council. The Building Official will be prcsent to state his determination and present facts that the building listed above constitutes a dangerous building that poses an imminent danger and threat to the life and safety ofpersons. Failure to appear to dispute this Complaint will result in a finding of dangerous building constituting an imminent danger and threat and an order for the immediate demolition of the building by default, Dated: July 25, 2018. S SAN HI U CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE CITY OF GALLATIN, TENNESS CERTIFIED NEXT DAY MAIL -July 25, 2018 REGULAR MAIL _JULY 25,2018, 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 25 viluilrutar rtupcr(y t{€cutu uato Unofficial Property Record Card - Sumner County, TN General Property Data Parcel lO 126G B 002.00 000 Account llumber 37841 Prlor Parcel lD * Lgt l{umbor Property Owner SillTH CHARLES t{ATHAlta Property Location 321-331 MAllt STREET WEST Property Uso Commarclal ilalllng Addre*s 5906 MACINNESS DRIVE Most Recent Sale Date 2J20|2OO1 Legal Reference 1209-735 City MEiTPHIS Grantor Mailing State Tl{ Zip 3Ell9 Sale Price 0 ParcelZonlng Land Area 0.700 acres Current Property Assessment Card 1 Value Bulldlng Valuo 285,600 xt'" F""fx;;; r,ooo Land Value 71,6m Total Value 35{1,800 Assess6d Value 144,320 Agricultural Credlt ^" Full lr€rket 360,0{X} Total Parc€l Bulldlng Value 285,6(x1 xto F""fx;; c,ooo Land Valu€ 7't,600 Total Valu€ 360,600 Value Building Description Buildlng Style SALES Foundalion Type SPREAD FOOTI Flooring Type CARPET COMBI # of Living Units 1 Frame Type WOOD EEAil & Basem.nt Floor N/A Year Built 10,{5 Roof Structure FLAT Building Grade AVERAGE Roof Cover ROLLED ROOFI Hoatlng Fuel AVERAGE Buildlng Condltlon Average Sldlng CONCRETE BLO Alr Condltloning 0% Flnlehod Area (SF) 8372 lnterior Walls PANEL-PLAST- # ol Bsmt Garages 0 llumber Rooms 0 fof Bedrooms 0 # of Full Baths 0 # ot 3t4 Baths 0 t of 1/2 Baths 0 I of Other Fixtures I Legal Description Subdivision Lot Plat Book Plat Page Legal Oescription Distrlct 278 Clty GALLATIN State TN Zlp 37066 Narrative Description of Property This proporty contains 0.700 acros of land mainly classifisd as Gommercial with a(n) SALES style building, built about 1945, having CONCRETE BLO extsrlor and ROLLEO ROOFI roof cover, with 1 unit(s), 0 room(sl, 0 bedroom (sl. 0 bathls).0 half bath{s}. P lm es i, MapIMAGE 5o Pisturi: ,,\r,ailablc Disclarmer: Ihis information rs believed to be conoct but is subject to change and is not warranteed http.//surnnerln.palfl otproperti€s. com/RecordLlard.asp 1/1 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 26 321-331 WEST MAIN STREET SUMNER COUNTY, TENNESSEE 0 90 180 DISCLAh,IER RECORDEO IN'FIISMAPISFORPROPERTYTAXASSESSMENTPURPOSESONLYTTwASCONSiRUCTEDFRoMPRoPERTYINFoFTMATIoN THE OFFICE OF TIiE REGISTER OF DEEDS ANO IS NOI CONCL USIVE AS TO LOCATION OF PROPERTY OR LEGA! CWNERSHIP MAP DATE. July 25. 2018 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 27 Dangerous Building tnspection Form Address: tA Unsafe Wall Framing Doors & Frarnes E Unsecured El Broken/Missing/Bumed E BrokenflMissinglBurned EJ Unsanitary El Water Damaged E Water Damaged tr Graffiti Roof Ra^fters Stairs & Landings E Cracked/PeelingPaint B roken/lvlissing/B urned fl Broken/Missing/Burned El Cracked/Peeling Plaster El Insufficient Grading F Water Damaged Roof Decking El Water Damaged Decks & Porches tr Insufficient Egress B roken/Missing/Burned fl Broken/Missing/Burned El Inzufficient Storrr-water Drainage F Water Damaged E WaterDamaged Roof Shingles Handrails & Guardrails Ef Deteriorating Accessory EI B rokenA\4is sin g/B urned fl Broken/lvlissing8urned Stnrctures F Water Danaged fl Water Damaged tr Stagnant Swimming Pool/Hot-Tub Walls Insulation & Sheetock E[ Broken/IUissing/Burned fl Broken/IVissing/Bumed EI No Address E Holes/Chips/Cracks E Water Damaged El GarbageAccumulation tr Rubbish Accumulation Slab Eves & Overhangs fl Broken/lVlissing/Burned fl Broken/ Missing/Burned El Rodent Harborage/ E Holes/Chips/Cracks fl Water Damaged lnfestation tr Mosquito Harborage/ Brick Soffits Infestation fl Broken/Tvlissing/Burned El Broken/lVlissinglBurned tr Holes/Chips/Cracks fl Water Damaged Floor Joist # Broken/Missing/Burned Siding fl Broken/MissinglBurned Appliances fl Broken/lvlissinglBumed F Water Damaged EI Holes/Chips/Cracks tr WaterDamaged Ceiling Joist M B roken/N1iss in g/B urne d Window, Sill & Screens Chimney & Flue fl fl F Water Damaged Broken/Missing/Burned fl Water Damaged tr Broken/Ivlissing8urned Water Damaged 'flVacate & Repair & Demolish ADemolistr Official; Date: 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 28 Crw or 6llurrx, TN Burlotxc Cooes DeplnrlreNt PAIGE BROwIv Cuucr SrunRt, CBO CEO MnvoR Butlolwc OFFIcTAL Iuly 23,2018 Charles Nathan Smith VIA: Certified Mail 5908 Maclnness Drive Memphis, TN 38119 Re: Dangerous Building - 321 West Main Street Dear Mr. Smith: Pursuant to Gallatin Municipal Code Chapter 5, Article IX Section 5-247 Dangerous Buildings, and Section 108 of the 2009 International Properfy Maintenance Code, the City of Gallatin Building Official has identified the structure at 32L West Main Sreet as an "imminent danger to the life or saf-ety" of the adjoining businesses and patrons. Due to the recent collapse of the roof, the remaining external walls are unsupported and in imminent danger of further collapse. The structure must be secured immediately and steps taken to prevent persons and vehicles from entering the proximiry of this dangerous structure. Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 68, Chapter 102- l l7 specifies that failure to comply with this order is considered a Class B misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail or up to a $500 t'ine or both. You should contact the Ciry of Gallatin Building Official as soon as possible to discuss a permanent solution to this situation. If we do not hear from you within l5 days from receipt of this notice the City shall proceed with necessary demolition with costs assessed against the properly as a lien. Sincerely, U.S. Postal Se.rvice CERTIFIED MAII.. RECEIPI ru il-'r'trtesltr; ll,ttl (.rull'. Ntt 111:111,111, p Cov(t ttl.'Pter't(lt(lt rl For lrtfur tltrltl\ril vtlJtt our r/rltrsllr. ,l! Lvw!! il::lr', (,ril f ' Chuck Stuart, CBO ECO ru Building Official JT t4 f Podgc a I Cqtil€dF.. t ?l Mayor Paige Brown Cc Susan High-McAuley, City Attorney EI Ra[tm R.olotFaa Ef (Edolrrm.nt R.4Ind) trt R..tdobdOr}ywF- I Jessica Jac kson, Properry Maintenance O ffic er trt (emooomrn neqlloO] fi IT ru TUN|M0.&Fae SA S'le r{ rl tf qnbt(l{o, fi ? l)-(r l,'ilr, t,IJ{, L\\,\)r,.,. ..,li '', ( iir ',., ,.t,, I'r:l \, 1,., 132 WEsr Mniru SrRrrr GaLrnrIN, TNI 37066 (615) 45L-5968 www.GAr-LArrNprUrHElyr_eVE,celvl 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 29 tl' f , 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 30 tr F 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 31 t 1 I .*.!a**,f,ir;-.FSI *a! Lni'".|a a.ts{I} t.j 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 32 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 33 6 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 34 7 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 35 f Q 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 36 { ?/ t ,F 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 37 r> 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 38 CITY OF GALLATIN COUNCIL COMMITTEE AGENDA August 7,2018 DEPARTMENT: Building Codes AGENDA # SUBJECT: Dangerous Building - 321 West Main Street - l26G-B-002.00 - Charles Nathan Smith, owner SUMMARY: This is an immenently dangerous building whose roof and second floor has collapsed. The remaining walls are cracked and in danger of further collapse. Rear walls show evidence of foundation shifting. RECOMMENDATION: ATTACHMENT: Ordinance Correspondence Contract I- x_ Bid Tabulation Other Approved X Rejected Deferred Notes: 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 39 CITY OF'GALLATIN COUNCIL COMMITTEE AGENDA Maroh L2,2019 AGENDA # 17 DEPARTMENT: AttorneY'sOffice SUBJECT: Dangerous Building - 321 West Main Street SUMMARY: Update on RandY's Record ShoP RECOMMBNDATION: ATTA,CHMENT: Correspondence Bid Tabulation Ordinance Contract Other Approved Rejected Deferred Notes: 03112119 Work Session Agenda-Page 137 07/02/19 City Council Meeting Agenda-Page 40

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