City Council
Regular MeetingSand Springs, OK · January 12, 2022
Minutes
MiNU丁ES
Sand Springs City Councii
Janua「y 12, 2022 ‑ 11:30 a。m。
Sand Springs Municipal Building
lOO East Broadway ‑ CounciI Chambers, First FIoor
Sand Springs, OkIahoma 74063
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MEMBERS PRESENT: MayorJim Spoon (12‑0)
VIce Mayo「 Pa請y Dixon (10‑2)
CounciIo「 Mike Burdge (12‑0)
CounciIo「 Nancy Riley (1 1‑1)
Counciio「 Beau Wilson (1 1‑1)
Counciio「 Brian Jackson (12‑0)
ALSO PRESENT: City Manager Michaei S. Carter
Assistant City Manager Daniel B「adIey
City Attomey David Weatherford
City CIerk Janice L. AImy
ABSENT: None
The Sand Springs City CounciI met in reguIar session on Janua「y 12, 2022, in the Councii
Chambe「S Of the Sand Springs Municipal Building pursuant to the reguiar meeting notice
and agenda fiIed with the City Cie「k s o情ce and posted at =‥45 a.m. on January 5, 2022,
On the dispIay boa「d Iocated at the front ent「ance of the Sand Sp「ings MunicipaI Buiiding
(City Ha=), 100 East Broadway Street, Sand Springs, OkIahoma 74063.
1。 Cali to Orde「
Mayo「 Spoon ca=ed the meeting to o「de「 at the noted time of =:45 a.m.
2。 Ro○○ Cali
Mayor Spoon ca=ed for an individuai 「O= ca= with members repiying in the fdiIowing
Counciior Jackson here; CounciIor Burdge, here; Mayo「 Spoon, he「e; Vice Mayo「
Dixon, here; CounciIo「 Riley, here; Counciior WiIson, here.
CITY COUNCtL MiNU丁ES JANUARY 12, 2022 PAGE 2
3. Kevstone Ancient Forest Parkinq Lot Proiect
A) Services
Parks Director Jeff Edwa「ds requested Councii s approvaI of the estimate and award
of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot project to Erick Goodman Construction
fo「 fo「ming, rebar pIacement, Plac‑ng, and finishing concrete at the Keystone Ancient
Forest for the cost of $2.00 pe「 square foot (estimated 20,000 square feet)・
A motion was made by Counciior Bu「dge and seconded by Counc=orWiison that the
estimate and award of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot pro」eCt tO Erick
Goodman Construction for forming, rebar placement, Placlng, and finishing conc「ete
at the Keystone Ancient Fo「est for the cost of $2.00 per square foot (estimated
20,000 squa「e feet), aS P「eSented, be approved.
Mayor Spoon ca=ed for the vote recorded as fo=ows:
Counciior Wiison, aye; Counc=or Riley, aye; Vice Mayo「 Dixon, aye; Mayor Spoon,
aye; Councilor Bu「dge, aye; CounciIor Jackson, aye・
The motion ca「ried 6‑0‑0,
B, MateriaIs
Parks Director Jeff Edwards 「equested Counc廿s approvai, deniaI, amendment, Or
revision of the estimate and award of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot
PrOject to Twin Cities Ready Mix Conc「ete for providing 4,000 psi concrete at the
Keystone Ancient Forest for the cost of $109.OO per cubic yard (estimated 450 cubic
yards), A scrivener s error was noted fo「 the record; $103,00 per cubic yard on the
POSted agenda was corrected to $109,00 per cubic yard,
A motion was made by Councilor Jackson and seconded by Vice Mayor Dixon that
the estimate and award of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot pro」eCt tO Twin
Cities Ready Mix Concrete for providing 4,000 psi concrete at the Keystone Ancient
Fo「est for the cost of $109.00 per cubic yard (estimated 450 cubic yards), aS
PreSented, be approved.
Mayo「 Spoon ca=ed fo「 the vote recorded as fo=ows:
Councilor Jackson, aye; CounciIor Burdge, aye; Mayor Spoon, aye; Vice Mayor
Dixon, aye; Counc=or Riley, aye; Counciior Wilson, aye.
丁he motion carried 6‑0‑0,
CIIY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 12う2022 PAGE 3
4,旦esoIution No. 16‑10 Honorary StreetNaminq Policy
City Manage「 MichaeI S. Ca巾er reqpested City Council s review of a proposed
「evision to Resolution 16‑10 con∞m‑ng the Honorary Street Nam‑ng Poiicy and
requested CounciI,s consideration of whether additionai 「eview by the Councii
Appointment Comm皿ee shouid be added to the resoiution.
丁his item was for discussion; CounciI provided direction to staff regarding Resoiution
No, 16‑10 fo「 the next reguia「 agenda.
5, 9klahoma Municipat Assurance Group (OMAG) Reco鋼nition Program
A) Recoqnition Pro〇ram
OMAG s Risk Management Director Bi= Tackett provided a b「ief overview of the
OMAG Recognition Program and p「OVided goveming body training"
This item was for informationai‑PurPOSeS OnIy,
B) Annual Stabilitv Test
City Attomey David Weatherford administered the Annual Stab掴ty Test to Councii
and staff members; reSults were reviewed with Councii and staff members.
This item was for informational purposes only.
C〉 Citv Council Handbook 2022 ‑ Overview and ApDrOVaI
十 Overview of Handbook
City Attomey David Weatherford p「OVided an overview of the City Councii Handbook
2022,
This item was for informationai purposes oniy,
2. ApprovaI
A motion was made by Counci看or Bu「dge and seconded by Vice Mayor Dixon that
the 2022 City Council Handbook, aS PreSented, be approved,
Mayor Spoon ca=ed for the vote recorded as fo=ows:
CounciIor Jackson, aye; Councilor Burdge, aye; Mayor Spoon, aye; Vice Mayor
Dixon, aye; CounciIor Ri看ey, aye; Councilor Wilson, aye.
丁he motion car「ied 6‑0‑0,
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 12, 2022 PAGE 4
D) Liabilitv Policv Review
OMAG,s Risk Management Director B川丁ackett provided a brief 「eview of the
City/Authority s liabiIity poIicy with OMAG"
丁his item was for informationaI purposes onIy.
1t was noted for the record that Counciior Burdge departed the meeting at the noted
time of 12:48 p.m. during the discussion of Item No. 5D"
E) ResoIution No。 22‑18 ‑ Recoqnition Traininq
City Attomey David Weatherford 「equested Counc廿s approval of ResoIution No" 22‑
18, a reSOIution regarding City Councii s pa面cipation in the Okiahoma Municipai
Assurance Group (OMAG) Recognition Program・
Mayor Spoon expressed his appreciation of B川丁ackett and the Oklahoma MunicipaI
Assuran∞ Group. Mr, Tackett expressed his appreciation to David Weatherford and
to the City of Sand Springs for se軸ng an exampIe to others"
A motion was made by Vice Mayor Dixon and seconded by Counciior WiIson that
ResoIution No. 22‑18, a reSOIution regarding City CounciI s participation in the
Oklahoma Municipai Assurance G「oup (OMAG) Recognition P「ogram, aS PreSented,
be approved.
Mayor Spoon ca=ed for the vote recorded as foiiows:
Counc=or WiIson, aye; CounciIor R=ey, aye; Vice Mayor Dixon, aye; Mayo「 Spoon,
aye; CounciIor Jackson, aye"
丁he motion car「ied 5‑0‑0.
6, Citv Manaqer s and Council Members Repo巾
A) The City Manage「 and Counc= Members provided updates regarding recent
and upcoming eVentS and p「qiects言ncIuding COVID‑19, eVentS Of interest, and the
generaI operations of the City, No action was taken. (Administration)
B) PIaming Director Brad Bates and Parks Di「ector Jeff Edwards provided an
update on the p「oposed 2022 Generai ObIigation Bond eIection.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 12, 2022 PAGE 5
7。 Adioumment
The「e being no other discussion, the meeting adjoumed a=he noted time of l:08
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Agenda
RESCHEDULED REGULAR MEETING NO丁ICE AND AGENDA
Sand Springs City Council
January 12, 2022‑11:30a,m.
Sand Springs Municipal Bu冊ing
lOO East Broadway ‑ Councii Chambers, First FIoor
Sand Sp「ings, Okiahoma 74063
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Ca○○ to Order 丁ime
Roll Call
Ward l‑Vacant Ward 2‑Dixon Wa「d 3‑Burdge
Ward 4‑R=ey Wa「d 5‑Wiison Wa「d 6‑Jackson
At Large ‑ Spoon
3, 塩eystone Ancient Forest Parkinq Lot Proie±!
A) Services
Council may consider approvai, denia一, amendment, Or reVision of the estimate
and award of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot p「o」eCt tO Erick Goodman
Const「uction for forming, reba「 p‑acement Placing, and finishing conc「ete at the
Keystone Ancient Fo「est for the cost of $2.00 per square foot (estimated 20,000
Square feet)" (Presented by‥ Parks Director Je什Edwards)
Motion Second
B) Materiais
Council may conside「 approvai, denia一, amendment, Or reVision of the estimate
and award of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot pro」eCt tO Twin Cities
Ready Mix Conc「ete for p「oviding 4,000 ps‑ COnCrete at the Keystone Ancient
Forest for the cost of $103"00 per cubic yard (estimated 450 cubic yards).
(Presented by: Parks Director Jeff Edwards)
Motion Second
4. 旦星型1ution 16‑10 Honorary Street Naming P♀凸型
The City Councii w帖eview a proposed 「evision to Reso‑ution 16‑10 concerning
the Honorary St「eet Nam‑ng PoIicy, and consider whethe「 additionaI review by
the Counc‖ Appointment Committee shou‑d be added to the resolution.
Thjs item is for discussion with di「ection to staffforthe next regu‑ar agenda,
City Counc= Agenda January 12, 2022 Page 2
5, Oklahoma M甲icipal Assurance G「oup (OMAG) Recoqnition P「og「a哩
A) Reco鋼nition Proqram
OMAG s Risk Management Director B川Tackett w用provide a brief overview of
the OMAG Recognition P「ogram and provide governlng body training"
(Presented by: OMAG s Rjsk Management Director B川Tackett)
Thjs item is for informational‑PurPOSeS On‑y.
B〉 AnnuaI Stabiiitv Test
City Attorney David Weatherferd w用administer the Annua‑ Stab冊y Tes=o
Council and staff members. (Presented by‥ City Attorney David Weatherferd)
C) CityCouncil Handbook2022‑Ove画
1. Overv‑eW Of Handbook
City Attorney David Weatherferd wiI‑ provide an overview of the City
Counc= Handbook 2022.
This item is for info「mational purposes only.
2・ App「o羊呈上
Council may consider approvai ofthe 2022 City Counc冊andbook as presented.
Motion Second
D) ±垣却ity PolicyRevi臆星型
OMAG s Risk Management Director Biil Tackett w… provide a brief review of the
Declaration Page and the Exp‑anation of Coverage information fo「 the
City/Authority s liab冊y policy with OMAG" (Presented by: OMAG s Risk
Management Director Bili Tackett).
This jtem is for info「mational‑PurPOSeS OnIy.
E) B墜Oiution No" 22‑18‑Recoqnition Tra吐哩
Counc= may consider approva‑ of Reso‑ution No. 22‑18, a 「eSOlution regarding
City Council s pa面cjpation in the Ok‑ahoma Municipa‑ Assurance Group (OMAG)
Recognition P「ogram' (Presented by‥ City Attorney David Weatherford)
Motion Second
City CounciI Agenda January 12, 2022 Page 3
6. 宣jty Manaaer s and Council Members Re匹ヰ
A) The City Manager and Council Members wiII provide updates 「ega「ding
reCent and upcoming events and projects, including COVID‑19, eVentS Of
interest and the gene「ai operations of the City. No action is to be taken.
(Administration)
B) Planning Di「ector Brad Bates and Parks Di「ector Jeff Edwa「ds wiII provide
an update on the proposed 2022 Generai Ob‑igation Bond election.
7, Adiournment Time
City of Sand Springs Agenda Form
JAN 12 2022 works Agenda:_______________
Meeting Date:____________ City Council Regular
Item:____________
No
Signature Items:__________ Jeff Edwards
Presented by:____________________________
Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot Bid
Subject:________________________________________________________________________
Item #: C-3a-b
_____________ $89,050
Cost: ______________ Approval
Recommendation:____________________
Synopsis:
Recommendation to approve low estimate and award of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot project to Erick
Goodman Construction for forming, rebar placement, placing, and finishing concrete at the Keystone Ancient Forest for
the cost of $2.00 per square foot.
Recommendation to approve low estimate and award of the Keystone Ancient Forest Parking Lot project to Twin Cites
Ready Mix Concrete for providing 4,000 psi concrete for the cost of $103.00 per cubic yard.
Details:
Part A:
Estimates were received by staff for the forming, placing,and finishing of concrete for 86'x200' to complete the parking lot
at the Keystone Ancient Forest. Estimates were provided by Erick Goodman Construction at $2.00 per foot, Sol-CO Inc.
at $3.85 per foot, D&E Construction at $3.25 per foot. Brothers Contracting could not complete the project on our time
line and Cherokee Concrete did not reply back to the request of an estimate. An estimated 20,000 square feet remains
to be poured including storm water run-off/retention for a total project estimate of $40,000.
Part B:
Estimates were received by staff for providing 4,000 psi concrete to pave the parking lot at the Keystone Ancient Forest.
An estimated 450 cubic yards is needed to complete the project at an overall cost of $49,050 to the low bid of Twin Cities
Ready Mix Concrete at the price of $109.00 per cubic yard. Additional quotes from Standard Concrete came in at
$116.00 per cubic yard and $118.00 per cubic yard from Dolese Concrete.
Staff recommends approval, and would expect to have the lot completed prior to the February 5 Ancient Trail Trek.
C-4
RESOLUTION NO. 16-10
A RESO�UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAND SPRINGS
ESTABLISHING AN HONORARY STREET NAMING POLICY.
WHEREAS, the method of honoring individuals or groups with a street name is reserved
for those having city wide impact or fame. Criteria will include 1) Cultural Impact to the
City. 2) Historical Impact to the City. 3) Humanitarian Efforts, 4) Association with the
City. 5) Geographical Relationship to the Focus of Interest; and
WHEREAS, Honorary street name signs are signs posted above standard city street
name signs which are intended to recognize and honor certain individuals or groups
without changing the official name of the street or the official addresses of residences
and businesses on the street; and
WHEREAS, this applies only to public streets located within the city limits of the City of
Sand Springs, and
WHEREAS, Requests shall be made by filling out the Honorary Street Name
Application and giving to the Public Works Director setting out the location or locations
of the intersection(s) where the honorary street name signed is desired. The application
must include the following:
1. Justification for the honorary designation shall be provided in detail
establishing that the individual or group meets the requirement that the individual
or group has had city wide impact or fame including:
• Cultural Impact to the City.
• Historical Impact to the City.
• Humanitarian Efforts,
• Association with the City.
• Geographical Relationship to the Focus of Interest.
2. The person, group or organization that will be responsible for payment of
the costs associated with the design, fabrication, installation and maintenance of
the sign if approved.
WHEREAS, the request will then be submitted for recommendation to the City Council,
and
WHEREAS, if approved by the City Council, which requires an affirmative two-thirds
(2/3) vote of Council, the requestor shall pay the fee as set forth in the master fee
schedule prior to the design, fabrication, installation and maintenance of the sign. If
multiple sign locations are requested and approved the cost for each location shall be
paid prior to design, fabrication, installation and maintenance of the signs, and
WHEREAS, this fee will be deposited in the City's General Fund upon receipt to cover
costs that the City is expected to incur over the life of the sign, and
WHEREAS, the honorary sign is of a similar size and shape as a standard street name
sign but it will be black and white to differentiate it from the green-and-white for public
street sign, and
WHEREAS, only one honorary sign will be allowed at an intersection because of the
physical limitations of stacking a third sign on top of the original two, and
WHEREAS, if more than one honorary street sign is approved for an individual or group
the locations must be on the same street, and
WHEREAS, The approval of the request by the City Council shall be for a period of ten
(10) years from the date of approval. Installation of the honorary sign designation shall
be within a reasonable time but no later than ninety (90) days from the date of approval,
and
WHEREAS, a renewal, if desired at the end of the ten year period, will be handled like
new requests with all applicable rules and fees in effect at that time. If a renewal is not
arranged the honorary designation will be discontinued at the end of the ten years, and
WHEREAS, only two (2) new honorary streets will be named per any calendar year.
DATED this 28th day of September, 2015
urdge, Mayor
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APPROVED as to form:
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David L. Weatherford, City Attorney
C-5c
City of Sand Springs
Council Handbook Updates
January 2022
The following sections of the City of Sand Springs Council Handbooks were revised for
the January 2022 edition:
Introduction
Updated Cover Page
Updated Table of Contents
Updated City Manager Letter
Updated History of Sand Springs, Oklahoma
Charter
None
Organization
None
City Council Duties
Updated Summary of City Departments
Updated Organizational Chart of City Departments
Updated Number of City Employees by Departments
SSMA Trust
None
Finance and Budgeting
Added Ordinance No. 1364 – Revised 2.76.080 Vehicles/Equipment
Added Ordinance No. 1370 – Revised 2.76.080 Tax Sale Property
Acquisitions/Bidding
Conflicts of Interest for Councilmembers
Updated Summary of Conflicts of Interest and Statutes
Added Amended Resolution No. 13-21 – Open and Transparent Plan
Economic Development
Updated Economic Development Summary
Open Meeting Act Summary
Updated Open Meeting Act Statues
Miscellaneous
Updated Summary of Miscellaneous Topics by adding Emergency Measurers
Added Resolution No. 2026 – Emergency Measurers
3650 S. Boulevard • Edmond, OK 73013 • omag.org C-5d
405.657.1400 • 800.234.9461 • FAX 405.657.1401
Municipal Liability Protection Plan
Declarations Page
1. PLAN MEMBER: City of Sand Springs AGREEMENT NUMBER: GLA140050305
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 338
Sand Springs, Oklahoma 74063-0338
2. Plan Period From 12:01 A.M. Central Standard Time at the address of the Plan Member
From 7/1/2021 to 7/1/2022
3. The Plan Member is a(n) Municipality
4. The Coverage afforded by this agreement is only with respect to the following coverages as are indicated by specific limits of coverage,
for which a premium is charged.
COVERAGE PREMIUM
GENERAL LIABILITY (PARTS I, IV, V, AND VI)
A. Bodily Injury B. Property Damage $80,104
C. Personal Injury D. Errors and Omissions Coverages A,B,C,D,l,J,K,L
I. Pollution Damage J. Defense Reimbursement
K. Cyber/Data Breach L. Uncovered Employment Defense
[] Prior Acts Coverage $
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY (PART II) Prior Acts
E. Bodily and Personal Injury F. Property Damage $19,597
Coverages E,F
[X] Hired and Non-owned Automobile Coverage $142
Hired and Non-owned
AUTOMOBILE & EQUIPMENT PHYSICAL DAMAGE (PART Ill)
G. Automobile Physical Damage $32,645
1. Comprehensive Coverages G
2. Specified Perils Per Fleet Schedule
3. Collision
[X] Hired Auto Physical Damage Limit: $150,000 $0
Hired Auto Physical Damage
H. Equipment Physical Damage - Per equipment schedule
[X] Mobile Equipment $1,727
[X] Auto/Misc. Equipment Blanket Limit: $2,085,710 $2,478
[] Mobile Equipment Leased/Rented Limit: $
Coverages H
5. LIMITS OF LIABILITY, except for Coverages G,H,l,J,L
Losses subject to the OKLAHOMA GOVERNMENTAL TORT CLAIMS ACT:
$25,000 Each Property Damage Loss Per Occurrence, including Fire Legal
$125,000 Each Other Loss Per Occurrence
$1,000,000 Aggregate Per Occurrence
Losses not subject to the OKLAHOMA GOVERNMENTAL TORT CLAIMS ACT:
$10,000 Medical Payments for Volunteers Per Loss
$1,000,000 Each Other Loss Per Occurrence $137,636
Cyber Coverage: See Limits on Cyber/Data Breach Declarations Page Total Premium
Annual Aggregate: $2,000,000 Coverages C,D
(This is not an invoice.)
$10,000 Coverage J
6. DEDUCTIBLES
Coverages A,B,E ,F ,L: No Deductible, except for sanitary sewer overflows and electrical disruptions, which are subject to the Deductible of c & D.
Coverages C,D: $1,000 Per Occurrence
Coverages G,H: Per Schedule of Endorsement
Coverage I: $1,000 Per Pollution Incident
Coverage J: $5,000 SIR
Coverage K: Per Applicable Cyber/Data Breach Deductible
7. This agreement is composed of this Declaration Page, the MLPP Document, Schedules, Forms and Endorsements, if any.
SftWJ�
OMAG Representative Issue Date: January 3, 2022
3650 S. Boulevard • Edmond, OK 73013 • omag.org
405.657.1400 • 800.234.9461 • FAX 405.657.1401
Municipal Liability Protection Plan
ADDITIONAL NAMED PLAN MEMBERS
Sand Springs Municipal Authority
Sand Springs Park Friends, Inc.
3650 S. Boulevard • Edmond, OK 73013 • omag.org
405.657.1400 • 800.234.9461 • FAX 405.657.1401
Explanation of OMAG MLPP Coverage
1) BODILY INJURY & PROPERTY DAMAGE - Coverage A & B
This coverage protects the municipality, its employees and elected official s from Bodily
Injury and Property Damage claims filed against the municipality by a third party.
2) PERSONAL INJURY - Coverage C
This coverage protects the municipality, its employees and elected officials from claims
filed against the municipality by a third party for injury including emotional distress,
inconvenience, annoyance, etc.
3) ERRORS & OMISSIONS - Coverage D
This coverage This coverage protects the municipality, its employees and elected officials
from claims filed against the municipality by a third party for Errors and Omissions
involving alleged breach of duties as defined in the plan document.
4) AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY - Coverage E & F
This coverage protects the municipality, its employees and elected officials against Bodily
Injury, Personal Injury and Property Damage claims filed against the municipality by a third
party arising from the operation of the municipality's insured/scheduled autos.
5) HIRED AND NON-OWED AUTO LIABILITY
Automobile liability coverage is extended to claims filed on vehicles that are not owned by
the municipality but are used in the conduct of the operation of the municipality. This
coverage applies to claims on an excess basis over the automobile owner's policy.
6) AUTOMOBILE PHYSICAL DAMAGE • Coverage G
This coverage protects the municipality for damage to their own autos. The auto schedule
will indicate coverages provided such as: comprehensive, specified perils, or collision. The
deductible will be listed on the auto schedule.
7) HIRED AUTO PHYSICAL DAMAGE
Auto Physical Damage coverage is extended to hired autos that are leased, hired, rented,
or borrowed on behalf of the named planned member, provided that such autos are not
owned by an employee or agent of the named plan member. However, hired autos do es
not mean autos loaned to a plan member for more than thirty (30) days for police and fire.
8) EQUIPMENT PHYSICAL DAMAGE - Coverage H
This coverage protects the municipality for damage to their scheduled equipment. The
equipment must be listed on the mobile equipment schedule or a blanket limit shown on
the auto/miscellaneous equipment schedule for coverage to apply. Deductibles will be
shown on each schedule.
9) POLLUTION DAMAGE - Coverage I
This This coverage provides legal liability protection for claims filed against the
municipality for property damage and clean-up expenses resulting from a covered
pollution incident as defined in the plan document.
10) DEFENSE REIMBURSEMENT FOR INVERSE CONDEMNATION, ANNEXATION/DEANNEXATION,
ZONE AND BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MATTERS - Coverage J
This coverage will reimburse a plan member for 50% of its legal expenses and costs up to a
maximum of $10,000 after the plan member has paid $5,000 in accordance with the plan
document.
11) CYBER LIABILITY AND DATA BREACH RESPONSE - COVERAGE K
This coverage provides protection against electronic data breaches and the response
associated with the breach. This coverage is provided in a separated plan document.
12) LEGAL DEFENSE COVERAGE FOR WORKERS COMPENSATION RETALIATION CLAIMS
Coverage L
This coverage provides at the member's request and acceptance, legal defense only (no
indemnification for damages) for retaliation claims filed under the Workers' Compensation
Statutes to the extent the claim is not eligible for coverage under any other coverage.
C-5e
CITY OF SAND SPRINGS
SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA
RESOLUTION No. 22-18
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PARTICIPATION
IN THE OMAG RECOGNITION PROGRAM
WHEREAS, the City of Sand Springs believes the best run municipalities have fewer
liability claims and the claims they have place fewer demands on municipal resources; and
WHEREAS, City has executed the inter-local agreement forming OMAG (the Oklahoma
Municipal Assurance Group); and
WHEREAS, OMAG is City’s provider of insurance and risk management solutions; and
WHEREAS, OMAG has established a program to recognize member municipalities which
have committed themselves to obtaining training above and beyond the legally required
training and which have taken certain actions which show that the member is committed to
operating under certain best practice recommendations; and
WHEREAS, during the current fiscal year:
1. Each member of the governing body received, in person, the training required for
participation in the OMAG recognition program, including specifically an in-house
training program developed by the City staff that provides training in regard to
important council issues, including but not limited to the Open Meeting Act and the
role of elected officials; and
2. Each member of the governing body has reviewed and been provided a copy of the
updated City of Sand Springs City Council Handbook, to review the best practice
recommendations from OMAG; the City of Sand Springs has committed to annual
updates to its handbook as well as an orientation with all newly elected members;
and
3. Each member of the governing body completed the OMAG recommended Stability
Test and the results of the test were reviewed by the governing body to self-audit its
performance, with a discussion of areas of improvement that would provide greater
stability and performance by the City in the future; and
4. The governing body reviewed the Declarations and Explanation of Coverage page
for its liability policy with OMAG; and
WHEREAS, due to the above actions by the governing body and its members, the City is
now eligible to participate in the OMAG Recognition program.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THAT THE CITY
REQUESTS THAT IT BE CONSIDERED FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE OMAG
RECOGNITION PROGRAM.
This Resolution is approved in open meeting of the City of Sand Springs, Oklahoma,
on the 12th day of January 2022.
CITY OF SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA
_________________________________
James O. Spoon, Mayor
ATTEST:
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Janice L. Almy, City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
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David L. Weatherford, City Attorney
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