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Staff ReportsPUBLIC WORKSDEPARTAIENT ACTIVITY PO. MARCH 1995 A. OFFICE REPORTS, BUDGETS, REQUESTS & COMPLAINTS -Billed maintenance cost to Deco & Special Lighting Districts -July 94-Feb 95 -Billed MDOT- Dec, Jan & Feb for Traffic Signal Maintenance -Billed Parking Commission -Dec, Jan & Feb Meter Maintenance -Compiled Force Account Salary Worksheet for Lawrence Park Water Main Project -Researched water testing requirements and cost for annual report & 1996 Budget Projection -Designed Spreadsheet to calculate number of Solid Waste customers served by the City -Preparing 1996 Budget Projection -Drafting Public Work Information Brochure to assist new homeowners and contractors with procedures B. SUPERVISION PERSONNEL & SAFETY -Attended U-DIG safety meeting -Attended Flathead County Solid Waste Board Meeting and the UDIG's regular meeting -Vic & Randy attended Safety Class -Speed shore (Missoula) -Attended Bendix Air Brake School -Set up Elgin School -Coordinating with State/Elgin/Hall Perry C. CENTRAL GARAGE (Jim Snell) -105 repair orders were completed during the month of November -Police 32 -Parks 10 -WT/WW/SW 06 -Street 30 -Garbage 09 -Fire 10 -PW/BD/CD/TSS 08 -Replaced floor in 1985 garbage truck -Installed mounting brackets for grabber cylinders -Complete brake job on Parking Commission scooter -Replaced dirt shoes on sweeper 302 -Straightened head stops on sweeper 303 -Replaced radiator & repaired turbo pipe on sweeper 303 ENGINEERING A. ENGINEERING PROJECTS CURRENTLY BEING DESIGNED OR COORDINATED BY CITY STAFF -Completed 1995 Overlay, Cold Milling and Chip Sealing bid, proposals and specifications Bids will be opened on March 30, and go to Council for approval on April 4th -Continue to issue excavation permits and inspect construction projects -Located property pins on 14th Street East for the Storm Drain Project -Began field surveys on 14th St. Storm Drain Project -Finished compiling benchmark elevations for Phase I GIS -Plotted airport drawing -5th Avenue East SID neighborhood meeting scheduled for March 30th -Prepared cost estimate database spreadsheets for the 5th Avenue East SID project -Prepared property owner and cost estimate database for the Peterson School/Second St. West sidewalk project -Received plans and specifications for review regarding the Woodland Park Drive Sewer main extension to Anderson Masonry -Received plans & specs for review regarding Corporate Drive roadway and utility improvements -Completed preliminary review of Lonepine View Estates & Conners Corners Subdivision r infrastructure improvements -Preparation continues on plans and bid documents for the Second Street East Sewer Main Rehabilitation project. Have met with representatives of the two likely bidders. Working with Great Falls Public Works Department to learn from their experience. Will go to Great Falls to witness trenchless rehabilitation project in early April -Preliminary discussions with engineer and contractor regarding further westward extension of Kelly Road sewer main -Obtained expanded easement for college well sites. Will proceed to bids for test well within the next few weeks -Contacted MDOT about traffic light modifiaction at Meridian Road & U.S. 93 for thru street OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE A. WATER PUMPING STORAGE DISTRIBUTION (Ben Van Dyke) -Continued maintenance of all pumps, motors, reservoirs, grounds and controls for the water supply system -Produced 61,473,000 gallons of water, 11,473,000 gallons in the upper zone and 50,000,000, gallons in the lower zone -Injected 42 pounds of chlorine at Lawrence Park pump station -Removed and replaced pump packing for Buffalo Hill Well -Conducted training on Water Control System and Telemetry -Replaced EFI cords at police alarms and Buffalo Hill Booster Station telemetry control -Compressed data and installed back-up data in computer for telemetry system -Removed and replaced three phase wiring supply to Buffalo Hill pump motor -Removed Buffalo Hill pump motor and had Diversified Electric install new leads on motor windings B. SEWER FACILITIES, LIFT STATIONS. COLLECTION ( Vic Schroeder) -Weekly general maintenance continues at fourteen lift stations -Video and jet cleaning operations continue -Removed leaves and branches from culvert under Conrad Dr. (Woodland Park) -Repaired 2" sewer force main 8th Alley West & 10th St -Rewired control panel on lift station #9 -Assisted Evergreen Sewer by clearing partial blockage C. SOLID WASTE COLLECTION/DISPOSAL (Jack Fournier) ALLEY CLEAN UP -Weekly garbage service continues -Alley clean up continues -Repaired three 300 gallon containers & one 400 gallon container -Delivered two 90 gallon containers, two 300 gallon containers and one 400 gallon container -Responded to 28 violations -Assembling 100 & 300 gallon Roto containers -Completed survey of city containers inventory CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE A. STREETS CURBS GUTTERS ALLEYS (Leonard Hogan) -Sweeping of City Streets & State Highways ongoing -Cutouts and patching with cold mix ongoing; picking up asphalt chunks ongoing -Crack sealed - Riverview Greens, Buffalo Stage, Northwest Lane & Ponderosa Street -Plowed & hauled snow, winter operations, sand & icemelt during March storm -Plowed snow in alleys -Assisted sewer in storm drain cleaning -Leaf pickup continues -Side walk milling -Cut out & patched valve boxes -Grading of alleys ongoing -Sweeping of paved alleys ongoing -Assisted Water Department, Parks Department & Solid Waste R. WATER CONSTR UCTION AND SYSTEM REPAIR (Randy Vickhammer) -Work order and complaint resolution continues -Tagged 46 delinquent accounts -Meter repair and replacement ongoing -Work order and complaint resolution -Replaced two fire hydrants -Repaired three fire hydrants -Repaired main break 8th Ave West/7th St West -Finishing up Lawrence Park waterline for Parks Department C. SIGNALS SIGNS STRIPING SERVICES (Jerry Diegel) -Continued general maintenance on traffic signals, signs, meters, decorative lights, alley lights, special lighting, airport runway lights, barricading, banners and sight obstructions -Replacing Street name signs, raising poles where needed -Installed Handicap signs, poles & breakaways in High School Parking lot -Installed Warning signs at Ashley Creek (South Meadows Sub division) -Beggs Park Drive PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ACTIVITY REPORT MARCH 1995 Joanne Emrick -We hauled 250 tons of sludge (20 trips) to Olney with an average solids content of 19.7 % . We averaged 12.5 tons per trip. -The total flow through the Plant from March 1 through March 29 was 49 million gallons, with an average daily flow during this period of 1.7 million gallons. -The Plant met the permit Discharge limits. -The Laboratory Analyst performed 390 laboratory tests. -Our Consultant Engineer is still working with us to sort out problems that came with the new Plant. He helped us choose a back up battery system for the Digester Building Gas Warning System. The manufacturer had suggested a unit that cost $975.00; our Consultant found one that will work for $215.00. -We have not had any pager call -out alarms this month. Since November 1, 1994 to date we have had only one call -out alarm, since establishing a 7 day workweek. -The secondary clarifier units have had a number of problems in recent months. In the winter time, we produce a scum which freezes on the surface of the clarifiers into "icebergs." These icebergs would not go into a slot which removes the scum from the surface, and at times the scum icebergs become so thick that they stop the clarifier mechanism from revolving. The possibility remains (and it has happened) that these icebergs can break portions of the mechanism. In addition, we have had conditions where the wheel that rotates around the outer edge of the clarifiers becomes bogged down in snow and ice and would not move. Originally the clarifiers were designed to be enclosed; as I understand it, the enclosures were eliminated to reduce the costs. -The secondary clarifiers have a unit in the center called a "collector ring. " Power to turn the clarifier mechanism is fed up through this unit. When the clarifier mechanism failed, we drained down the clarifier, determined the problem to be the collector ring, took the unit apart, and found it did not meet specifications. These units cost $850.00 each and we needed two since both clarifiers had the same unit. After some discussion, the engineering company that supplied the clarifiers (Westech) is going to buy us two new "improved" units, and Carver Engineering is taking care of the special handling set up fee and air freight ($162.00 per unit); the City is paying for labor and an Electrician to replace the units. We are presently waiting for these units and hoping the other clarifier mechanism will continue to revolve until the new collector rings arrive. -Since we drained the north clarifier down to figure out the problem, we inspected the wheels, scrapers, etc. at the bottom and found that the rebuild work we did last year at this time is holding up. We will also inspect the south clarifier when time permits. -We have contracted the final "end of construction fund" project: a non -potable water line to the Gravity Thickener unit. Operator Bill Allen was aware that the Water Department has a supply of 4" pipe that wasn'tt being used, so we can use this excess supply and reimburse the Water Department. -We are presently seeking a contractor to install the center drive unit for the Gravity Thickener that we purchased out of the construction fund money. The unit in place is 12 years old and needs to be rebuilt. This is an involved process and requires extensive time and planning. We have asked a number of companies to bid, but so far have only one bid of $5900.00. -The Operator hired on 12-19-94 was terminated 3-17-95 because of unsatisfactory work performance. We are presently working on filling this position. -The computer that runs the Plant is undersized and extremely slow --every time you enter a command you wait 30 to 60 seconds for a response, and often you have to reenter the command to get results. 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The work is slow through the training process to adjust to the knuckle boom operation. Lawrence Park: Work has started again, and is ready to bid for the entrance way, rest room, and site work. Friends of Lawrence Park have committed to a picnic pavilion for this year. 1STEA: Woodland Park D.R.E.A.M. trail bid is under review by the State of Montana and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. North Main trail is presently under design, and meetings are underway with prospective engineers for the Meridian Trail engineering. Tennis Complex: Draft bids for the Kalispell Community Tennis Complex are being proofed for publication and subsequent distribution. Specific activities of the Parks and Recreation Department for the month of March, 1995, are: Douglas Rauthe Mayor Bruce Williams City Manager City Council Members: Gary W. Nystul Ward I Cliff Collins Ward I Barbara Moses Ward II Dale Haarr Ward II Jim Atkinson Ward III Lauren Granmo Ward III Pamela B. Kennedy Ward IV M. Duane Larson Ward IV Mr. Bruce Williams Mayor Douglas Rauthe City Council Members March 24, 1995 Page 2 Parks Maintenance - Ken Bauska: - downtown bench repair; - put tennis nets up; - chip various branches per citizen request; - daily trash pick-up and bathroom cleaning. - remove ice from sidewalks; - prune Urban Forest; feed birds at Woodland Park Aviary; Recreation - C. Bohannan/J. Reese, Recreation Coordinators: obtain bids for Summer brochure; submit United Way scholarship/grant package; run programs for Cooking & Sewing Classes, Kids' Night Out Program, Adult Watercolor and Drawing, Dance classes Men's City League Basketball, Routine administrative work of answering phone, program organization, refunds and contracted services vouchers, correspondence and advertising; Respectfully submitted, Michael Baker, C.L.P. Director, Parks and Recreation 1 0 (![� Incorporated 1892 Telephone (406) 758-7700 Douglas Rauthe FAX (406) 758-7758 Mayor Post Office Box 1997 Zip 59903-1997 Bruce Williams City Manager City Council March 30, 1995 Members: Gary W. Nystul Ward.; 1^ Cliff Collins 2 - Ward 1 3- Barbara Moses 4 — Ward II Dale Haarr 5 Ward 11 The Kalispell City Council is inviting you to attend a special Jim Atkinson meeting scheduled for Monday evening, April 3rd at City Hall Ward III to discuss issues related to the City's airport. Lauren Granmo Ward III The starting time for the meeting will depend on how quickly the City Council finishes its regularly scheduled business, Pamela B. Kennedy Ward IV which will be conducted first that eventing. A good guess is the meeting should start around 8:00 p.m. M. Duane Larson Ward IV I have included with this mailing a copy of the resolutions the council is considering to create either an airport advisory board or airport authority. You should review the material and be prepared to recommend the one you feel is the most appropriate for conducting the affairs of the airport. See you Monday evening. Sincerely, % Bruce Williams City Manager .fir BW/ksk Enclosures Mr. Mike Strand Strand Aviation 1880 Highway 93 South Kalispell, MT 59901 Ms. Patty Krammer Eagle Aviation 1845 Airport Road Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Ray Sanders 545 Somers Stage Road Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Jay Billmayer Billmayer Engineering 2191-3rd Avenue East Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Gib Bissell Aero Inn 1830 Highway 93 South Kalispell, MT 59901 Ms. Linda Stevens Stevens Aero Work Post Office Box 1613 Kalispell, MT 59903-1613 Mr. Bob Heckel 2075 Airport Road Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Hank Galpin 1885 Stillwater Road Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Lee Tower 904-7th Avenue East Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Dana Severy 143 N. Foys Lake Drive Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Norm Kurtz 1648 W. Lakeshore Drive Whitefish, MT 59937 Mr. Chuck Manning 1145 First Avenue East Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Doug Miller 558 Somers Stage Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Dave Downey 344-6th Avenue East Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Allen Potts Box 716 Lakeside, MT 59922 Mr. Bill Truax 555 Ferndale Drive Bigfork, MT 59911 Mr. Don Burton Burton's Warehouse 2450 Highway 93 South Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Al Lerner Attorney at Law 2450 Highway 93 South Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. R. T. Atkins 1205 Ashley Drive Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Jim Fleming 140 Sherry Lane Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Wenzel Major Aero-Craftsman, Inc. 1845 Airport Road Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Bill Howson Aero Specialty Mfg. 1893 Airport Road Kalispell, MT 59901 Mr. Mike Barrett Sky Corral 2508 Highway 93 South Kalispell, MT 59901 RESOLUTION NO. .(airport advisory) A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO EXERCISE ALL POWERS GRANTED UNDER THE "AIRPORT AUTHORITIES ACT" (TITLE 67, CHAPTER 11, MONTANA CODE ANNOTATED) AND TO CREATE AN AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD; FOR THE PURPOSE OF OPERATING, MAINTAINING AND EXPANDING THE KALISPELL CITY AIRPORT. WHEREAS, the City of Kalispell owns, controls and operates a facility commonly known as the Kalispell City Airport, and WHEREAS, S 67-11-102, MCA authorizes a city council to exercise all powers granted to airport authorities under Title 67, Chapter 11, Montana Code Annotated until such powers are conferred upon a municipal or regional airport authority, and WHEREAS, the City desires to develop the Kalispell City Airport and City property surrounding said Airport in accordance with the Kalispell City Airport Neighborhood Plan, adopted September 19, 1994, and WHEREAS, the City desires to obtain assistance from interested individuals with a knowledge of aeronautics in order to operate, maintain and expand the Kalispell City Airport for the benefit of the City and the flying public. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KALISPELL, MONTANA AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. That the City Council hereby determines to exercise all powers which may be granted to airport authorities under Title 67, Chapter 11, Montana Code Annotated until such powers have been conferred to a municipal or regional airport authority. SECTION II. That the City Council hereby creates an Airport Advisory Board consisting of seven (7), who have an interest in and knowledge of aeronautics and municipal airports, appointed as follows: a) Four members who reside within the City's Master Plan jurisdictional area, and b) Three members who reside inside the City limits of Kalispell. SECTION III. The Airport Advisory Board, created hereby, shall be a citizen's advisory board to the City Council to aid the City in formulating City policy in matters pertaining to the airport and the adjacent City -owned property. SECTION IV. The primary responsibility of the Board is to review existing and proposed City policies concerning the proposed improvements to the airport, options of maintenance and operation of the airport facility, creation of an airport authority, and options for utilizing surplus airport property in a manner supportive of the airport operation and further report their findings and recommendations to the City Council. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KALISPELL, THIS DAY OF , 1995. Douglas D. Rauthe - Mayor Attest: Debbie Gifford, CMC Clerk of Council RESOLUTION NO. (airport authority) A RESOLUTION DECLARING A NEED TO CREATE A PUBLIC BODY, CORPORATE AND POLITIC, TO BE KNOWN AS A MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY AND TO EXERCISE ALL POWERS GRANTED UNDER THE "AIRPORT AUTHORITIES ACT". (TITLE 67, CHAPTER 11); FOR THE PURPOSE OF OPERATING, MAINTAINING AND EXPANDING THE KALISPELL CITY AIRPORT. WHEREAS, the City of Kalispell owns, controls and operates a facility commonly known as the Kalispell City Airport, and WHEREAS, S 67-11-102, MCA authorizes a city council to exercise all powers granted to airport authorities under Title 67, Chapter 11, MCA, until such powers are conferred upon a municipal or regional airport authority, and WHEREAS, the City desires to develop the Kalispell City Airport and City property surrounding said airport in accordance with the Kalispell City Airport Neighborhood Plan, adopted September 19, 1994, and WHEREAS, the City desires to obtain assistance from interested individuals to serve as commissioners of the authority in order to operate, maintain and expand the Kalispell City Airport for the benefit of the City and the flying public. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KALISPELL, MONTANA AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. That the City Council hereby determines to exercise all powers which may be granted to airport authorities under Title 67, Chapter 11, Montana Code Annotated. SECTION II. That the City Council hereby creates a Municipal Airport Authority consisting of seven (7) members, appointed as follows: a) Four members who reside inside the city limits of Kalispell, and b) three members who reside inside Flathead County. ECTION III. That the Municipal Airport Authority appointed pursuant to this resolution shall have the authority granted to municipal airport authorities under Title 671 Chapter 11, Parts 1, 2, and 3, Montana Code Annotated. 1 SECTION IV. 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