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Department Activity ReportsKf1LISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Monthly Report 128 people were arrested by KPD in October 2005 *Some of those charges include: Assault with a Weapon (4) Burglary (4) Shoplifting (1) Other Thefts (6) Motor Vehicle theft (1) Resisting Arrest (6) Simple Assault (2) Partner Assault (7) Intimidation - Bomb Threat (1) issuing Bath Check (1) Possesson of Stolen Property (1) Criminal Mischief (3) Possess Dangerous Drubs (9) Possess Drug Paraphernalia (9) DUI (21) Possession of Alcohol (36) Open Container (4) Disorderly Conduct (13) Disorderly House (1) Obstructing an Officer (9) Criminal Trespass (6) Privacy in Communication (4) Contempt Warrant (8) Probation Violation (1) Curfew Violation (1) Possession of Tobacco (2) Truancy (1) Runaway Juvenile (1) # Ad u Its Arrested ... 102 # Juveniles Arrested ... 26 Total Citations October 2003 ... 423 October 2004... 520 October 2005.,, 416 Total Arrests October 2003 ... 141 October 2004 ... 123 October 2005 ... 128 Total Incidents Be .Rorted to this Department October 2003 ... 1591 October 2004 ... 1782 October 2005 ... 1606 City of Kali*spell Post Office Box 1997 T Kalispell, Montana 990 -199 ' -Telephone (406) mm o Fax (406)758-7758 REPORT ' O* James Patrick., City Manager SUBJECT: Monthly Activity Report for October FROM: James C. Hansz, P.E., Public Works I .SATE: November 9, 25 Highlights of monthly activity for the operating divisions of the Public 'Works e artmeDt for the month of October 2005 are as follows: ENGINEERING DIVISION • Welcomed Mark Crowley aboard the e g-Ineeri .g staff ' as Construction Manager and completed his project orientation. • Welcomed Susan Turner aboard the engineering staff ass oc ate Civil engineer and completed her project orientation. Conducted a tecbnical review meeting with HDR engineers and. City Manager con.ceming impacts on. the City from DEQ effort to impose TMDL restricti-on. on Flathead Lake. • Supported Kalispell T C and provided infonnation on Transportation Plan ' date, • Met wIth M.DT and County to revi.e v post -bypass road maintenance jurisdiction.. • Met with MDT and Morrison. Maierle on -site to review proposed utility extensions south on US 93 r r . Cemetery Road intersection. • Conduction project review meeting with RPA on preliminary engineering for upper zone water storage tank. • Conducted cted ro ect review meeting � with ��� or c water well r0J ect. • Conducted pro' e t review meetings with MoiTison '.merle on old School. Station project infrastructure design. • Supported tec .m cal review .meeting with CI ty Manager and Parks Director concerning landscaping n deficiencies along upgraded . US 93. • Met with John Stang ofthe Daily :.rater Lake to d1se .ss broad range of cotn.r u .l.ty 1. sues related to Public worksand assist him. to learn about Kalispell. • :drafted Plans for the proposed Street Department Building. • Held preconstruction conference, for Westwood Park Subdivision.. • Attended DFIRM progress meeting this ts a project to digitize the FEMA flood plain maps for Flathead COUnt , incl ding the City of Kalispell). • Completed drafting on. the Street Division's building, • Had on. -site conferences with. Contractor regarding Meridian. Road. reconstruction.. • Attended architect sc ectlon. Committee for the Wells Fargo Bank renovation. • Attended Long Range Planning Task :Force Sever, water, and Storm Drainage Committee r .eetin.g. ENGINEERING DIVISION continued... • Assembled contract documents for the Street Division's building. On -site conferences wi .h Contractor regarding Meridian reconstruction. Began final drafting efforts for the golf course bridge repairs, • Prepared Permits for golf course bridge repair and made site assessment. • Surveyed drainage project at 't Street West at DAV # 1704 and completed ra.i..age plods. • Worked on Phase 11 Storm Water permit. Made contact w1th MDT and the City of Missoula. • Finalized rafting effort for the golf course bridge repairs and provided copies to be used in the Permitting process. • Prepared b1d documents for the Street Maintenance Building. Blds will be opened at 230 p.m. on November er t" • Surveyed staked grade of drainage Project at 7 th Street West and Hjgb School parkin.g lot. • Met withMDT and reviewer M Q's comments regarding the MS4 Permit. • Worked on Phase 11 Storm Water Per.l.t. • Attended site review meetings geld on Thursday. OFFICE AND STAFF There were 13 emergency call-o.ts for the month of October: Water Division — 4 fewer Division — G TSS Division --- 1 Street Division - 2 WWTP - 0 Total --- 13 .CENTRAL GARAGE 90 Repair orders were completer durIng the month of October: ■ o....ce — ------------- Streets — Fire — 9 Garbage - 12 others 3 2 Total — 9 • ContInued regular r amterra ce of City vehicles and machinery, • Replaced front and rear brakes and serviced transmission on PD vehicle. • Removed. . stock: seat and installed riso-ner seat in PD vehicle. • Replaced heater .rotor and switch on Parks" tractor. • Repaired e .o e and lights on Parks" van. • replaced alternator and rebuilt starter motor on the garbage trick. • Replaced gutter broom arrn bus i s and pivot pms on the Street Division's sweeper. • Replaced alter ator and. repaired hydraulic leak- on the StreetDivision's loader. • Installed trailer light connector on. the Street Division's air compressor. CENTRAL GARAGE continued... • Replaced brakes, steering idler arm, power brake booster, and power window switch on. poltee ear, • Replaced rear brakes, axle seals, and t .en-nostat in Parks' pickup. • Replaced hydraufi.c pressure switch and repaired grabbers on. the garbage truck. • Replaced. beacon and repalred rear lights on the Street Division.'s tandem, • Replaced PTO drive belts, repaired PTO lever, and repaired leaking fuel injector on. the Parks' mover. • Repaired leaking .eater core in Parks' tractor. • Replaced sidearm bushings and pins; and repaired fuel gage and. weld-ed grabber on garbage truck. • Replaced spring anchor shan't and bushings on the Street ivislo .'s sweeper. • Repaired starter rotor, replaced battery, and repaired cables on the Street Divislo .'s loader. • Repaired leaking foam spray valve on the Fire Department truck. • Repalre . boom on Parks boom truer. • Replaced leaking coolant hose on Water Division's dump truck. • Repaired bent floor "s ark's teeth" and replaced seat damper shock on garbage tnil . • Repaired broken hopper screens on the Elgin sweeper, Repaired aind replaced broken parts on the #710 leaf loader. • Replaced water retlef valve on the .Fire Department's .la .der ti .e . • Prepared two pollee vehlcles for action. • :Made repairs to lead' removal equipment. •Held weekly safety meetings. SANITARYIST RMSEWER S ON • Continued video and jet cleaning of sewer lines Monday through Thursday, • Performed weekly maintenance of twenty-six 11. t stations each Friday. • Held weekly safety meetings. SOLID WASTE VSN • Delivered 8 containers to new customers: ers: 0­90 gallon., 4 -100 gallon, 1-400 gallon, 3-300 gallon, • :Repaired o containers'. 90 gal.10D., 2— oo gallon, o..w_ 400 gallon and responded. to vlo ation.s. • Continued weekly garbage service and alley clean -Lip. • Continued pr nIng in City alleys. • Completed annual ordering of solid. waste containers. • Held weekly safety meetings. . General operations and maintenance of City streets and alleys. • Patched various alleys and streets throghout the City. Cleared and prepped area for leaf pick -u . Patched curbs at 2 a Street East, Washington and 2 d Avenue W-N, 648 5 th Avenue East} " Avenue WN and Oregon. Patched manholes at 7"' Avenue EN and Washington and at Woodland Avenue and "d Street East. Swept City Airport runway. ► Daily lead' removal. • Held weekly safety meetings. WATER DIVISION ISION WA TER PROD UC I N & STOR. • Produced 80 M gallons of water: 1 M gallons upper zone and 61 M gallons lover zone. • .injected 282 gallons of sodium by oeh .or'te, 1. % so ti.on to maintain an average chlorine residual of 0.33 .GPM throughout the system. Continued daily r o-n1toring of all pump s attons and routine mauitenance on. all pumps, motors, ehlorm tion equipment, analyzers, grounds, buildings, controls.. testing, water sampling, and -record keeping. • Repaired b tldf.ng cracks at the Depot Well. • Wired 240 volt circuit to lab room for stove. • Repaired three leaks at pump packing at Booster Stations and re.placed lubricatlon line on Booster pump. • Replaced R50 Amp fuse at the Depot Well. •Paved driveway and. landscaped the Armory Well. Replaced manhole did at the Armory Well marked `fwat r"'. • Painted exhaust systems. (exterior) at the Armory Well. • Laid out and designed feed line for irrigation system and acquired estini.ates for same. • Held weekly safety meetings. WA TER CONS J? UC TION AND SYSTEM REPAIR: • `Fagged. 71 delinquent accounts on the West Side of Kalispell. • Meter maintenance and change out on going. • Re aired 68 meters. • Installed. 144 meters. Checked 74 meters for high consumption. • Completed 114 final readings. • worked on the valves for Meirldian Road. * Completed a 12" x " water tap on Meridian Road. * Worked on valves on Corporate Way. • Working on. the meter pits for Parks' Department. WA TER CONSTR U-C TION A ND S YSTEM' RE in u a d.. . Completed " x 4" water tap at 1903 3rd Avenue East. Completed 1.1 " water 281 t avenue WN. + Completed 2" x 12" water tap at the FVCC. :Ran .env 3/4" water services to 129 t" Avenue east and 210 91h Avenue west, • Repaired fire hydrants. • Held weekly safety meetings. • Continued regular maintenance of signals, signs, luminaires, amead-es', sight obstructions, Airport lighting, alley lighting. • Replaced # 13 8 alley fight and one 25 0-watt .MIS hulb on Vt Avenue East n . ' Street East. Installed conduit and wire from water Division" s shop bullding to the Sottd Wastc shop building for DSL hookups. • Changed one "'3 -III. e"' par I g sign in the downtown area for the a.rkili • Installed poles and breakaways for two "Stop" signs at 8 "' Avenue west an "" Street 'West. • Placed counters at 1. l tl' Street east and 4' Avenue East to determine direction- count. • Replaced a missing globe on a decorative light in woodland Park. • Completed si.gn inventory materials. . �� Changed�tr�etwest. metal Molds o tAve e Wet an gag one NPS at Center and 5th Avenue "T. • Installed two "Children . Playing" signs in 3`1 Ailey W-N between California and Nevada Street. • Vested .for power on the outlets on the luminaires on west Center Street. • Set out traffic counters on Denver & S unnysi e, • PI - eked. up four old decorative light poles and heads . from tali -spell Center Mall. They are remodeling and they donated. the I.-Ight poles and head.s to the City. * Weekly safety meetings held. WASTE WA TER TREE. TMENT DIVISION • 129 work orders were completed during the month of October. 0 456 Lab tests were performed d..r' g the month of October. • Tons of blo-solids transported: o Glacier Gold: 225.01 To Flathead County Landfill: 75.53 • Permit Report for September 2005 t There were no permit violatlo s. The total monthly flow was 86.7 million ga..o s with an average a -fly flow of 2.890 million gallons; the peals flow was 3.4 mIllion gad. o .s on September 3 01h. Weekly safety meetings held. OCTOBER200 Arluory :�Buflalo 'NoffsilIFICT. Dom,: GOAl: -I&s-:..:,1fppe"r Boos Zone. TONI Productiow 587,000 389,000 723,000 00. 000 819,800 703,000 504,000 874,000 2,f'21,000 739,800 7,i�), 806 2,KOASOO 817,000 600,()DO 1,070,000 79,OW 2,666.000 732.700 732,700 3.20B,700 402,GDO 371,000 624,000 52,000 IMROOD 722,900 7224900 2,171,900 1521,000 462,000 6201000 412,000 �2,301-.3,00() 716,500 12,000 728,1500 3,0 31,500 500,O()O 367,000 657,000 531,000 2,05,000 $39,400 4,000 643.400 2694:400 544,000 401,000 718,000 475,000 31q,000 539,6M 53q: 000 2;677,600 414,000 304,WD 543,000 SIVOO 1, It 7 r, 0 9 921,000 536,000 1,077,000 503,700 69'�,1,700 3 11) 27. 7 ol (11 lo. 790,000 647,000 1,035,000 12,472.000 728,000 728,000 3. 200. 000 348,000 - 564,000 579,000 '1 ;479.000 631,700 12,000 641, 700 2.12'9`300 6710,iD00 173,000 770,000 592,000 2,205; DOO 674,200 - 674,200 2.8 7 �). 200 498,000 366,000 056,000 536,000 2,0'W,000 609,600 46,MQ 655,600 2.665.600 .A.4 489,000 359,000 845,000 501,000 1,972.000 532,000 22,DDO 554,0010 2,526:000 645,0W 490,000 946,000 2, 051 6. 0 N) 445,100 24,100 469,200 2,526JOO 16 518, ow 374,000 835,00O 550,000 560,000 . 2077,f),00 867,OW 563,000 1,011, 2;4",000 682,200 23,000 7 05, 200 3.123,200 1. 588,000 563,000 752,000 560,000 2.N4;D00 629,800 67,000 6013-800 3.000.800 323,000 281,000 612,000 584,O()O 579,300 47,000 6 2 6. 3 0? 0) 2,379,300 ..20 . . 477,000 338,WO 416,000 865,000 8p8; 000 630,5w - 630. Soo 2,5 2 6. 0 �-'j . . . .... : , . .21 5710,000 418,000 751,OW 281,000 655,800 - 23,000 MOOD -�: 80 0 2,87C 22 734,000 472,000 1,000,ow aeliloo MAW ZW7100 1 3. .2, 472,000 337,000 583,000 1,392.M0 527,100 100 675,000 474,000 952,000 2.101,000 538,500 51. �,Fjoo 2,637,500 .25 302,000 242,000 331,000 546,000 -1.413.000 602,000 8,000 610,000 2:02,3.00", I 26m. 563,000 407,OW 731,000 470,DDO 2. 41, 621,200 16,000 6'77.200 2;782.200 503,000 371,000 685,000 522,000 578,OW 57A,000 2,63ROOD 401,000 294,000 525,000 29,000 1.240,000 557,600 9,000 6663, NX 21 9 752,000 552,OW 903,QW .7,000 2�29 606,500 606,500 457,000 345,000 833,000 522,500 y 522,500 1;9 57,W0 3.1 700,OW 8go,000 584,200 22,QW 606.200 `rn.f.:z I a T 71M rir)n a n rle)g ne4M 7:� lon') nfv) 'i )m A nnn Rn q-)A Of)Ci 10 .1 GC 1 fvo I NJ TotM flow of each wQll in October 2,'7P( 0 0,'5: A N'N U A L R-.. E .. . ... ..... ....A Df- wer. one: L Z 1. 2- B66§ki so Vpper zooe:: I a ro m o.w. 1:1) d kii 16,309,000 10,205,000 20,774,000 7,651,000 154,825,000 14,886,900 57,000 1 0 (,1 11,501,000 1.1,183,0w 17,912,000 9,902,OW 50,332,M) 13,385>100 166,000 1.3,551,100 3;3,1 U-) 12,587,000 12,342,OW 27,262,000 12,626,000 5.,D"366,184 4,969,900 µ 9,430,816 14,391,71b 14,840,000 10,507,0()0 17,408,000 230938,000 '58,646,600 9,600X0 8,046,400 76,293,00C, .May 10,094p0o 23,671,000 27,017,000 18,102,000 77,02,3, 100 29,241,100 1,850,90c) 109'.12 15, 1)0 18,598,om 17,247P00 29,232,000 9,383,000 73,229,900 27,528,600 2,41.8,1.00 29,946,? (-)3, 6(:)(:) 38,254,000 29,005,000 50,456,OW 33,803,000 1. �27,4 32,490,900 25,114,804 (3, 5 0 0 4 , K.) Augs. 45,634,ODD 34,062,OW 60,967,000 32,578,000 IA2,08,C),400 38,081,800 31>151,600 69,2-33,1(K) 2 11,32 2,8C,'0 .Sep 25,126,000 19,126,000 32,566,000 14,828,000 8,9(x) 33,139,600 7,827,100 10,966,700f :1.2 00t. 17,73%000 12,505,OW 23,2Cr2,000 7,414,000 19, 163,CM 335,100 -.1. 498,.100 8C E 'X x, T 2 J0,682,000 179,853,00) 3()(),7-M5,(.)(.)0 1.70,225,000 783,271., 180 22,E 805tX) 86 ,1.3{47820 Y)7,� L091�230�500 Total gallons immoed each month Gallons pumped from each well each month 250,000,000 200,000,000 150,OW,OOO 100,000,00( 50,000,00 San Feb Mar Apt May fun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec ® CTvw#2 a CYVW# I MNOffginger MBufralo ® D"t M Armory 70,000,ODO 60,000,000 50,000,OW 40,1000,(X)C 3000,M 20,000,00 10,000,00 jw '-"% �eP Oct NOV Dec. Ctvvv#2 Gvw# I 4offisinger luffalo opot .Mary