Item #5.A.
MINUTES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OCTOBER 24, 2001
MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT
Commissioner Lyle Larson, Chairman Porter Dillard
Mayor Marcy Meffert, Vice-Chairman Commissioner Paul Elizondo
Edward Albrecht Judge David Montgomery
Commissioner Tommy Adkisson Councilman John Sanders
Judge Richard Evans Mayor Ron Dubinski
Judge Carlos Garcia
Councilman Enrique Barrera
Commissioner Cesaero Guadarrama
Mayor Patrick Heath GUESTS PRESENT
Judge Fred Henneke Toni Van Buren
Commissioner John Kight David Carrothers
Trip Ruckman David Harris
Commissioner Jay Millikin STAFF PRESENT
Judge Alfred Pawelek Al Notzon
Molly Pruitt Gloria Arriaga
Judge Marvin Quinney Dean Danos
Judge Jim Sagebiel Claude Guerra
Judge Deborah Herber Blanca Tapia
Judge Mark Stroeher
Mayor Raymond Ramirez
ALTERNATES
PRESENT
Walter Ague
Gilbert Laredo
The meeting was called to order at 12 NOON by Commissioner Lyle Larson.
Roll call was taken and a quorum established.
Mr. Notzon gave his Executive Director’s report.
The next item was to consider and act upon the following
items on the consent agenda.
A.
Consider and act upon approval of the September 26, 2001 Minutes.
B.
Status reports:
1. Grants
2. Recoveries
3. Balance Sheet
4. Income Statement
5.
Board Expenditures
C.
Consider and act upon Alamo Aging allocations:
1. Subcontractors
2. Administration
3.
Caregiver
D.
Consider and act upon approval of 2002 AACOG Holiday schedule.
E.
Consider and act upon approval of membership renewal with the National
Association of Development Organizations in the amount of $2,000.
F.
Consider and act upon approval of the following as recommended by Rural
Public Transportation:
1. Reallocation of state funds from the FY 2001 – 5311 Administration Budget to operations not to exceed $35,000 in operations funds.
2. To apply for one vehicle through the 5310 Grant for Elderly and Disabled Persons with Disabilities Transportation Program for FY 2002.
3.
Membership renewal with Texas Transit Association in the amount of $1,022
for one year.
G.
Consider and act upon the following personnel recommendations:
1.
Bexar Aging:
a. Local Managing Ombudsman
b. Ombudsman Assistant
c. Monitor
d. Contract Specialist
e. Care Giver Assistant
f.
Part-time Care Giver Information and Assistance
2.
Alamo Aging - Part-time Information and Assistance
3.
Natural Resources - Secretary
II
H.
Consider and act upon authorization to submit an application for a
$50,000 grant from the United Way to fund a Coordinator position for a proposed
Teen Court program.
I.
Consider and act upon TRACS review of the Fiscal Year 2002 Unified
Planning Work Program as recommended by the Metropolitan Planning Organization.
J.
Consider and act upon TRACS review of amendments to the FY 2002 Unified
Planning Work Program as recommended by the Metropolitan Planning Organization.
A Motion was made by Mayor Heath, seconded by Judge Evans
approval of the items on the consent agenda with the exception of item A, which
will be brought back to the next meeting with revisions.
The Motion carried unanimously.
The next item was to consider and act upon the following
Committee Reports:
A.
Air Improvement Resources Committee
Mayor Heath reported on the AIRCO meeting.
No action required.
B.
Area Judges
Judge Quinney reported on the Area Judges meeting.
No action required.
C.
Planning and Program
Commissioner Kight reported on the items for Planning and
Program committee and recommends approval of the following recommendations:
1. At-Large member from Alamo Senior Advisory Committee – Ginney Funk
2. Nominees as alternates to the Criminal Justice Planning Committee
3. Solid Waste Advisory Committee Bylaws
4.
Criminal Justice Advisory Committee Bylaws
After consideration, the Motion carried unanimously.
D.
Bylaws Committee
Judge Herber reported on the Bylaws Committee and stated
that the Committee will be meeting to review the proposed changes.
E.
Management Committee:
1.
Consider and act upon approval of the draft 2002 AACOG Budget.
Mr. Notzon presented the draft 2002 AACOG Budget and
distributed a review of the budget to the board members. Mr.
Notzon indicated that a work session was held on October 17th for the
Management Committee and all the Board members, where a thorough discussion was
held on the Budget. Judge Henneke
inquired on the increase of personnel costs and recommended that a detailed
narrative be included on the budget to explain the increases.
Mr. Notzon indicated that he is available to discuss the budget with any
board member on a one to one basis if desired.
2.
Consider and act upon Salary Schedule for all positions as prescribed by
the general appropriations act.
Mayor Meffert stated the Committee recommends approval of
the Salary Schedule for all positions as prescribed by the general
appropriations act. After
consideration, the Motion carried unanimously.
3.
Consider and act upon authorization to submit a proposal to the
Environmental Protection Agency for a Brownfields assessment pilot project in
the amount of $200,000.
Mayor Meffert stated the Committee recommends approval to
submit a proposal to the Environmental Protection Agency for a Brownfields
assessment pilot project in the amount of $200,000. After consideration, the Motion carried unanimously.
The next item was to consider and act upon the following as
recommended by the Regional Health and Human Services advisory Committee:
A.
Alamo Community College District. “Tech-Prep Demonstration Program.” Funding: U.S.
Department of Education: $599,579.
B.
Texas Education Agency. “School
Health Programs to Prevent Serious Health Problems and Improve Educational
Outcomes.” Funding:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
$396,271.
C.
Texas Department of Health. “Addressing
Asthma in Texas.” Funding:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
$396,271.
D.
Texas Department of Health. “Tools
Promoting Quality HIV Prevention Counseling.”
Funding: Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention: $256,341.
Toni Van Buren stated the Committee recommends favorable approval of items A, B and D and unfavorable review on item C. After consideration, a Motion was made by Judge Evans, seconded by Commissioner Guadarrama, approval of the Committee’s recommendation. The Motion carried unanimously.
The next item was to consider and act upon approval of the
following as recommended by the Economic Development Environmental Review
Committee:
A.
City of San Antonio. “Rehabilitation
of Lincoln Park and Playground.” Funding:
Urban Park and Recreation Recovery-Department of the Interior National
Park Service: $714,254.
B.
City of New Braunfels. “Infrastructure
for Regional Technical Facility.” Funding:
Economic Development Administration:
$4,001,963.
Mr. David Carrothers stated the Committee recommends
favorable review on items A and B. After
consideration, a Motion was made by Mayor Ramirez, seconded by Mayor Heath,
favorable review. The Motion
carried unanimously.
The next item was to consider and act upon the following as
recommended by the Criminal Justice Advisory Committee:
Texas Department of Public Safety.
“Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG).
Funding: Federal Emergency
Management Agency: $7,890,457.
Mr. David Harris stated the Committee recommends favorable
review. After consideration, a
Motion was made by Judge Quinney, seconded by Mayor Heath, favorable review.
The Motion carried unanimously.
The next item was to consider and act upon approval of
Board meeting dates for 2002.
The Committee members reviewed the Board meeting dates for
2002. A Motion was made by Mayor
Meffert, seconded by Judge Quinney, approval of the Board meeting dates for
2002. The Motion carried
unanimously.
The next item was to consider and act upon approval of a
resolution in support of a request to Governor Perry to declare Medina and
Gillespie Counties as disaster areas.
A Motion was made by Judge Evans, seconded by Judge Pawelek
approval of a resolution in support of a request to Governor Perry to declare
Medina and Gillespie Counties as disaster areas. The Motion carried unanimously.
The next item was a report from Nominating Committee for
2002 AACOG officers.
Judge Sagebiel stated the nominating committee met and
recommends Mayor Marcy Meffert as Chairman and Mayor Raymond Ramirez as
Vice-Chairman for the 2002 AACOG officers.
There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned.