Staff ReportsCITY OF KALISPELL
FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT
CASH RECONCILEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS APR. 28, 1995
CASH ON HAND & DEMAND DEPOSITS
NORWEST C ON H.
$24,67732
NORWEST CHECKING
$147,935.03
VALLEY CHECKING
$513.34
CITY HEALTH FUND(NORWEST)
$40,689.29
CITY HEALTH FUND STIP
$402,937.71
STIP PROGRAM
$8,225,766.54
NORWEST SWIMAMG ACCT
$10638
BIDDER'S BONDS
$500.00
SUB -TOTAL DEMAND DEPOSITS: $8,843,125.61
VALIC $222,453.50
GLACIER BANK:
INT. SUBS. $10,234.19
LOAN GRANT $3,771.79
OTHER INVESTMENTS:
` SEWER: 1987 S & C BONDS
$2,275.00
SEWER: 1988 S & C BONDS
$12,41133
SEWER: 1989 S & C BONDS
$6,000.00
SEWER: 1990 S & C BONDS
$7,300.00
MERIDIAN 1"0 S & C
$3,722.68
SEWER: 1991 S & C BONDS
$2,532.84
SEWER: 1992 S & C BONDS
$8,000.00
SEWER: 1993 S & C BONDS
$4,380.00
SEWER: 1"4 S & C BONDS
$28,51339
TOTAL INVESTMENTS: $311,594.72
PETTY CASH $750.00
TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR: $9,155,47033
Ressppectfullyy Submitted
Carol L. Kostman
Assistant Finance Director
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER BRUCE WILLIAMS, MAYOR DOUGLAS RAUTHE
& CITY COUNCIL
FROM: CRAIG KERZMAN, BUILDING OFFICIAL
DATE: APRIL, 1995
PERM
APR
1995
FEES
RECEIVED
APR 1995
PERMITS
JANUARY
TO DATE
FEES REC
JANUARY
TODATE
PERMIT
FISCAL
YEAR
FEES REC
FISCAL YR
TO DATE
Building
52
$19,104
125
$50,060
436
$177,045
Plan
Review
12
5,493
45
17,921
167
62,600
Plumbing
30
1,980
92
6,870
292
23,271
Mechanical
23
1,195
109
5,870
428
24,011
Moving
0
2
150
5
400
TOTALS:
117
$27,772
373
$80,871
1,328
$287,3271
April, 1995
Jan to Date
Fiscal Year to Date
CITY
$2,093,352
$6,235,347
$19,886,652
BUILDING
COUNTY
1,178,438
2,432,573
11,991,769
VALUATION
TOTAL
$3,271,790
$8,667,920
$31,878,621
SEWER CAPITOL
IMPROVEMENT FUND
12,925
108,465
277,540
WATER CONNECTION
FEE
2,576
7,148
27,672
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175
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
COMMENTS FOR MONTH OF APRIL, 1995
Building Activi
During April permits were issued for 18 single family dwellings. Work was
concentrated in South Meadows, Ashley Park, Greenbriar and Glacier Village Greens.
Permits were issued for (4) foundations upon which modular single family residences
will be placed.
The building permit was issued for an 8-plex, the fourth and last building, in the
Courtyard Complex. A permit was issued to begin work on a 4-plex on Kelly Road.
In the commercial area work was started on a new Checker Auto, Grizzly Mini
Storage in Evergreen and a car wash in Evergreen. Work continued on SecondWind,
Snappys Sports Senter and WalMart. Work continues on Westwind Apartments on
Two Mile Drive. The new Subway in Evergreen is open for business.
Proposed projects include Blimpies, Whitefish Credit Union, Appleby's Bar and Grille,
L.D.S. Church, and Perkins (when sewer is approved).
Zoning:
Two land -use issues consumed a considerable amount of the zoning administrator's
time in April: a proposed group home on 2nd Avenue East, and the Buffalo
Commons PUD proposed by Northwest Healthcare. Both requests will be before the
council in May.
The zoning administrator is also in the process of ridding the former Pizza Hut site of
the used cars, boats, etc., that have proliferated at that location. The B-3 Zoning does
not allow automobile sales. An attorney for the property owner has indicated to the
city that the vehicles are displayed without the consent of the property owner and that
the city has the authority to have the vehicles removed.
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment acted on three variance requests in April. AAA Montana
was granted a variance to place a freestanding sign north of their offices on West
Idaho Street. Because Bankwest already employs a freestanding sign on that frontage,
a variance was required.
April EOM Comments
Page two
City Service West was denied a variance to increase the size of a nonconforming sign.
City Service exceeds allowable signage at this time and the Board did not want to see
an existing nonconformity expanded.
A variance to build an addition into a front yard setback was granted to Mr. & Mrs.
Pauli at 404 Sylvan Drive. The Board based it's decision on the unusual shape and
location of the Pauli's property.
Meetings attended by the zoning administrator in April included the Board of
Adjustment, City -County Planning Board, and Site Review Committee.
Personnel:
Discussion continues as to whether or not the City will assume control of electrical
permitting and certification from the state and add an electrical inspector to staff.
General:
Next years budget has been submitted for approval.
Craig kerzman
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
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95-74
RED JANZER
196 CHEVIOT LOOP
LOT 4 MEADOWLAND ADDITION #2
CONSTRUCT A 28' X 32' ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE.
SELF $13,888.00
95-75
BIGHORN CONSTRUCTION
148 GREENBRIAR DRIVE
LOT 48 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A DAYLIGHT BASEMENT WITH FOUNDATION
ONLY FOR A 23' X 54' SFR WITH ATTACHED GARAGE.
BIGHORN CONSTRUCTION $4,620.00
95-76
GREG BAIN & COMPANY
1997 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE
LOT 87 SOUTH MEADOWS
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 32' 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SINGLE STORY SFR WITH ATTACHED 22'
X 22 GARAGE.
GREG BAIN & COMPANY $66,188.00
95-77
GREG BAIN & COMPANY
2022 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE
LOT 11 SOUTH MEADOWS SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 864 SF 3 BEDROOM 1 BATH SFR ON A
CRAWL SPACE.
GREG BAIN & COMPANY $53,136.00
95-78
GREG BAIN & COMPANY
2023 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE
LOT 82 SOUTH MEADOWS SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 768 SF MAIN FLOOR, 768 SF BASEMENT AREA WITH 137 SF FINISHED AREA;
BATH, SFR.
GREG BAIN & COMPANY $57,886.00
95-79
GREG BAIN & COMPANY
2018 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE
LOT 12 SOUTH MEADOWS
CONSTRUCTION A 904 SF 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A
CRAWL SPACE.
GREG BAIN & COMPANY $55,596.00
95-80
GREG BAIN & COMPANY
2014 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE
LOT 13 SOUTH MEADOWS SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 1,005 SF 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH SFR ON A
CRAWL SPACE.
GREG BAIN & COMPANY $61,b07.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
95-81
NORM BJELLAND
NHN 18TH STREET EAST
TRACT SN NE4 NW4 S20 T28 R21
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR A 60' X 130' WOOD FRAMED
STRUCTURE.
SELF $23,000.00
95-82
CAMERON GILLETTE
139 GREENBRIAR DRIVE
LOT 32 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 1440 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR WITH A 484 SF ATTACHED GARAGE ON
PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
GILLETTE CONSTRUCTION $96,062.00
95-83
GOLF USA
1203 HIGHWAY 2 WEST
ADDITION #34
REMODEL EXISTING STORE SPACE; INSTALL ADDITIONAL
NON BEARING WALLS.
PAT PLEVEL $4,300.00
95-84
SHERRY CULBERT
346 7TH AVENUE WEST
LOT 6 BLK 170 1ST ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 32' DETACHED PRIVATE GARAGE ON
A MONO SLAB.
SELF $7,680.00
95-85
TOM HENEBERG
2525 HIGHWAY 2 EAST
S 33 T29 R21
CONSTRUCT A 30' X 86', 2580 SF, 5 WASH BAY CAR
WASH BUILDING.
TAVERRITE CONSTRUCTION $155,193.00
95-86
JIM LANDWEHR
464 ASH ROAD
LOT 18 LASALLE IND CENTER
CONSTRUCT 3 WOOD FRAME STRUCTURES FOR OFFICE/MINI STORAGE ON PERMANENT
FDN: (4)-6,400 SF; B-6400 SF; C-4800 SF. SEE SPECIAL CONDITIONS.
SELF $363,988.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
95-87
BIGHORN CONSTRUCTION
148 GREENBRIAR DRIVE
LOT 48 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT REMAINDER OF 23' X 54' 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON UNFINISHED
BASEMENT.
BIGHORN CONSTRUCTION $60,516.00
95-88
BENCHMARK HOMES
NHN CREEKSIDE DRIVE
LOT 2 CREEKSIDE ESTATES
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE
WITH 976 SF ATTACHED GARAGE AND BREEZEWAY.
SELF $8,940.00
95-89
NORTHWEST HEALTHCARE
205 SUNNYVIEW LANE
LOT 1 & 2 RESUBDIVISION OF SIMMONS ADDN TRACT NO. 4
INSTALLATION OF STRUCTURAL STEEL PORTION OF BUILDING ON FOUNDATION PLACED
UNDER BUILDING PERMIT NO. 94-586.
MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $736,000.00
95-90
JEFF WOLF
434 PARKWAY DRIVE
LOT 8 & NORTH HALF LOT 9 ELK 4 NORTHRIDGE HTS
DEMOLISH PORTION OF EXISTING DECK AND REBUILD
STAIRWAY.
JERRY GULLEDGE $1,200.00
95-91
PHIL & CLARA LIPP
138 SHERRY LANE
LOT 6 BLOCK 5 SUNSET ADDITION NO. 4
CONSTRUCT A 322 SF ADDITION TO EXISTING SFR, WOOD FRAMED, SINGLE STORY
EXPANSION OF MASTER BEDROOM AND BATHROOM. ADD 12 X 14' SLAB ON GRADE
PATIO DECK.
GREG TIPPS CONSTRUCTION $19,803.00
95-92
DOUG SERVO
424 SUMMIT CIRCLE
LOT 9 BLOCK 3 SUMMIT RIDGE SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH, 2825 SF SFR ON A DAYLIGHT BASEMENT WITH
ATTACHED 462 SF GARAGE AND DECK AREA.
DOUG SERVO CONSTRUCTION - $107,013.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
95-93
TERRY NELSON
127 SOUTH MAIN STREET
LT 18 BLK 45 KAL ORIG
CONSTRUCT INTERIOR OFFICE AND RETAIL SPACE WITH A
NEW SECOND STORY EXIT
SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION $38,000.00
95-94
FLOYD PAULI
404 SYLVAN DRIVE
LOT 1 WOODLAND PARK ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 16' X 28.5' ADDITION WITH A BATH AND LAUNDRYROOM WITH
EXTENSION TO LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN.
MONTANA ARCH & TRUSS $28,044.00
95-95
JOSEPH BRADY
47 5TH AVENUE EAST
WEST HALF LOT 7 BLK 191 KALSIPELL ORIGINAL
CUT OUT SECTIONS OF ROOF TO ERECT TWO DORMERS; 20X12' AND 8' X 12' WITH
FLAT ROOF AND FINISH. ALTER PORCH ROOF LINE AND CHANGE OUT WINDOW.
PAUL HOLMQUIST $7,800.00
95-96
BOB RINKE
245 FOREST DRIVE
LOT 1 LAPP ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 22' X 22' DETACHED GARAGE ON A
MONOLITHIC SLAB.
BOB RINKE $4,840.00
95-97
BOB RINKE
145 EAST COTTONWOOD DRIVE
LOT 5 RANZI'S ACRE
CONSTRUCT A 26' X 52' FOUNDATION FOR TRAILER HOUSE; PLUS CONSTRUCT A 24' X
24' DETACHED PRIVATE GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB.
SELF $7,984.00
95-98
THOMAS O. REESE
162 WEST NICKLAUS DRIVE
LOT 82 GLACIER VILLAGE GREENS
CONSTRUCT A 1320 SF, 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SINGLE LEVEL SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE
WITH A 576 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
HALL AND SONS CONSTRUCTION $90,106.00
PERMIT NUMBER
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95-100
RANDY AND ANGIE COLBERT
119 GREENBRIAR DRIVE
LOT 39 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A FULL BASEMENT
WITH AN ATTACHED GARAGE
MCCORMIC & TAYLOR $6,500.00
95-101
DALE HALL
134 DOGWOOD AVENUE
LOT 10 BLK 10 SPRINGDALE NE 4 S4 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT A 1,232 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON A
CRAWL SPACE.
SELF $75,768.00
95-102
DALE HALL
564 EAST EVERGREEN DRIVE
LOT T5C SEC 3 T28 R21
CONSTRUCT A 1,232 SF SINGLE STORY, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE
WITH A 672 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
DALE HALL $86,184.00
95-103
JEFF SCARFF
124 12TH STREET EAST
N 40 FT LOT 11, LOT 12 BLOCK 214 KAL ADDN #3
t
CONSTRUCT A 4X15' ADDITION TO EXISTING ON A
PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
SELF $1,980.00
95-104
RED LION INN
1330 HIGHWAY 2 WEST
CONSTRUCT A STAGE AREA AND BAR IN EXISTING
RESTAURANT AREA OF BUILDING.
SELF $2,250.00
95-105
GLENN GRAHAM
739 GREENRIDGE DRIVE
LOT 3 KALISPELL SCHOOL ADDN
CONSTRUCT A 260 SF ADDITION TO EXISTING HOUSE ON A CRAWL SPACE, CREATE 2
BEDROOMS.
SELF $5,000.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
95-106
JOHN COZIAHR
265 CAROLINE ROAD
LOT 20 ZIMWALD ACRES
CONSTRUCT A 26' X 60' FOUNDATION FOR MODULAR HOME
MOVE ON.
SELF $3,000.00
95-107
MICHAEL ALBERTUS
348 SOUTH MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE
SOUTH 135' OF LOT 12 ZEISMERS ACRES SN33 TN29 RN21
CONSTRUCT A 28' X 48' 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON A FULL UNFINISHED
BASEMENT.
SELF . $112,896.00
95-108
JEANETTE & JAMES BRAY
109 TREVINO DRIVE
LOT 94 GLACIER VILLAGE GREENS
CONSTRUCT A 2,040 SF 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH 575 SF
ATTACHED GARAGE.
HUGH E. HOUSTON CONSTRUCTION $98,977.00
95-109
RANDY AND ANGIE COLBERT
t 119 GREENBRIAR DRIVE
LOT 39 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT REMAINING PORTION 2,280 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON A FULL
UNFINISHED BASEMENT.
MCCORMIC & TAYLOR $85,408.00
95-110
KALISPELL CORPORATE CENTER
275 CORPORATE AVENUE
RELOCATE INTERIOR NONBEARING PARTITION WALLS.
GLACIER BLDG. MAINT. & CONSTRUCTION $6,000.00
95-111
Jim Hanson
2200 CANVAS BACK COURT
LOT 8 ASHLEY PARK PHASE I
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FULL BASEMENT WITH
ATTACHED GARAGE.
JIM HANSON CONSTRUCTION $29,800.00
95-112
JIM HANSON
2220 CANVAS BACK COURT
LOT 13 ASHLEY PARK I
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDTION ONLY FULL BASEMENT WITH
ATTACHED GARAGE.
JIM HANSON CONSTRUCTION 1 $29,800.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
95-113
REX & DONNA DENISON
239 FOREST DRIVE
TRACT 1 GOVT LOT 1 S4 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT 6' X 26' ATTACHED UNCOVERED DECK; CONSTRUCT 15' X 32 '
CARPORT.
BRUCE FITZGERALD $5,000.00
95-114
BOB FINLEY
421 MAPLE DRIVE
LOT 13 ZEISMER ACRES
CONSTRUCT CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION FOR 29' X 51' 2 STORY, 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH
TO BE MOVED ON.
BILL'S CONSTRUCTION $8,000.00
95-115
JEREMY MARKHAM
23 GLACIER VIEW DRIVE
LOT 4 GRANDVIEW HTS NO. 2
CONSTRUCT A 10' X 18' MOVABLE STORAGE SHED.
SELF $300.00
95-116
DAVID PIERCE
1327 3RD AVENUE EAST
LT B BLK 249 ADD NO 3
c
CONSTRUCT A 26' X 30' SF PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE
ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB.
SCHELLING CONSTRUCTION $8,190.00
95-117
DEWEY SWANK
2268 MISSION TRAIL
LOT 33 MISSION VILLAGE #4
CONSTRUCT 920 SQ FT ON HALF BASEMENT
SELF $56,580.00
95-118
DAVID DESHNER
1300 8TH STREET WEST
SW1/4 SEC18 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT A DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONALITHIC SLAB
SELF $9,360.00
95-119
CITY OF KALISPELL
1842 AIRPORT ROAD
TRACT 1G S19 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT A 6,8B8 SF WOOD FRAMED, TWO STORY 8
UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING.
HAMMERQUIST & CASALEGNO $280,782.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
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95-120
EARL MCPEEK
NHN KELLY ROAD
NE1/4 S20 T28 R21W
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A FOUR UNIT TWO STORY APARTMENT BUILDING
"Bn
SELF $5,000.00
95-121
CENTRAL HEATING & COOLING
2141 3RD AVENUE EAST
8C NE4, NW4 S20 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT 32 L.F. OF PARTITION WALL AND SHEETROCK
AN EXISTING WALL.
SELF $2,000.00
95-122
THERESA OLSEN
24 SUNSET DRIVE
LOT 10 BL 2 LARSONS ACRE
CONSTRUCT A 408 SF ADDITION TO EXISTING RESIDENCE TO ADD 2 BEDROOMS AND
RELOCATED 1 BEDROOM, ADD 1 ADDITIONAL BATHROOM.
GREG RAIN & COMPANY $25,092.00
95-123
CHRIS & PAM PARMENTER
311 HARRISON BOULEVARD
LOT 55 PARKVIEW TERRACE ADDITION #1
CONSTRUCT A FRONT PORCH TO EXISTING HOUSE ON A
PERMANENT FOUNDATION
BW HOOPER CONSTRUCTION $400.00
95-124
CHARLES VERNON
327 8TH AVENUE WEST
LOT 9 BLK 170 ADD k 1
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 24' DETACHED GARAGE ON A
MONOLITHIC SLAB
SELF $5,760.00
95-125
JOHN COZIAHR
142 ELM AVENUE
LOT 1&2 BLK 15 FIRST ADDITION TO SPRINGDALE
CONSTRUCT 27' X 65' FOUNDATION FOR FACTORY BUILT HOME TO BE PLACED ON.
CONSTRUCT RETAINING WALL.
SELF $7,000.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/95 TO 04/30/95
PERMIT NUMBER
95-99
CHECKER AUTO
310 WEST IDAHO
OT 1,2 6 NORTH HALF LOT 3 BLOCK 92
CONSTRUCT A 6,467 SF MASONRY STRUCTURE FOR RETAIL
USE.
TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $221,171.00
TOTALS: $3,271,790.00
PUBLICE
ACTIVITY REPORT
MAY 1995
A. OFFICE, REPORTS, BUDGETS, REQUESTS & COMPLAINTS
-175 Work Orders issued
-9 Emergency Callouts recorded
-97 Line locate requests received
-Continuing work on informational handout/brochure
-Began work on FY 95 Capital Improvement report
B. SUPERVISION PERSONNEL & SAFETY
-Attended Anti -lock Brake School
k -Attended Elgin Sweeper Diagnostic Training School (3 days)
-Held Household Hazardous Waste Disposal safety meeting
-Attended weekly Site Review meeting
-Attended AWWA Conference (John W)
-Attended Storm Water Regulation seminar (John W)
C. CENTRAL GARAGE
111 repair orders were completed during the month of May
-Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.28
-Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.11
-WT/WW/SW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 9
-Garbage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.10
-Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.35
-PW/BD/CD/TSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 4
-Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.14
-Rebuilt brakes on 321 Garbage truck
-Repaired starter on 371 Street Department dump truck
(Jim Snell)
ENGINEERING
A. ENGINEERING PROJECTS CURRENTLY BEING DESIGNED OR
COORDINATED BY CITY STAFF
-Sent out Monumentation Questionnaire to local surveyors for City Standards
-Continuing to conduct elevation surveys for Phase II map of GIS
-Overlay & Chip seal prep work continues. Contractor has completed the grinding of keyways
for the Overlay project
-Surveyed and designed new intersection and 400 L.F. of storm drain on 12th St. East from
2nd Ave. to 3rd Ave. East
-Continue to issue excavation permits
-Continue inspection of construction projects and the 2nd Ave. East water main project
-Updated street construction materials specifications and put out for public bid; bid opening
June 1 st
-Completing Cadd drawings of the 5th Ave. East S.I.D. project
-Final plans & specifications being prepared for the 5th Ave. East Sewer S.I.D. project
-2nd St. West Sidewalk project awarded to Sandon Construction (Peterson School area)
-Prepared Design for the 8th St West @a 6th Ave. Sidewalk project
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 88,887,000 gallons of water, 16,626,000 gallons in the upper zone and 72,261,000
gallons in the lower zone.
-Injected 64 pounds of chlorine at Lawrence Park pump station.
-Hired Heider Electric to install proper grounding at Buffalo Booster Station
-Excavated and located underground piping facilities to get measurements to design and build
manholes for meter calibration equipment
-Began summer maintenance work on grounds
B. SEWER FACILITIES LIFT STATIONS COLLECTION ( Vic Schroeder)
-Weekly general maintenance continues at fourteen lift stations
-Video and jet cleaning operations continue
-Raised manholes to future final grades for overlay project
-Checked storm drain manhole and drainage ditch on Airport Road from gas spill at service station
-Pumped Woodland Park public restroom holding tank
-Installed 480' of 8" storm sewer line and 3 storm inlets at 3rd Ave East & 12th St
-Call on weekend on Wedgewood - tree root blockage in sewer
C. SOLID WASTE COLLECTIONIDISPOSAL (Jack Fournier)
ALLEY CLEAN UP
-Delivered eleven 100 gallon containers and six 300 gallon containers
-Weekly garbage service continues
-Weekly alley clean up continues
-Repaired one 90 gallon container, one 300 gallon container, and one 400 gallon container
-Responded to 12 violations
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
A. STREETS CURBS GUTTERS ALLEYS (Leonard Hogan)
-Sweeping & flushing of city streets & state highways continues
-Alley grading & dust coating continues
-Alley clean up continues
-Prepped 8th Ave EN for paving
-Prepped lst Ave WN between N. Main & Wyoming for paving
-Recon 13th St East from lst Ave - 3rd Ave between 4th & 5th and 6th & 8th eastside
-Recon 12th St East between 2nd Ave East & 8th Ave East
-Pre leveled 11th St West
-Hauled pit run to Lawrence Park for the Parks Department
-Hauled top soil from FVCC to Lawrence Park
-Assisted Greg with man for surveying - GIS
-Patched utility cut outs for Water Department
-Patched cut outs and potholes
-Blade patched 8th Ave & Montana St - WN intersection
-Filled crack on 7th Ave EN - hot mix (Whitefish Stage Road)
-Prepped alley for paving - 1205 South Main
-Cleaned up keyway milling
B. WATER CONSTRUCTION AND SYSTEM REPAIR (Randy Vickhammer)
-Replaced 2 fire hydrants
-Assisted Ben Van Dyke with pumps and dug at all well sites for outer diameter of water lines
-Beginning cleaning and exercising of valves
-Located valves for overlay
-Assisted Street Department with heavy equipment
-Repaired 3 valve boxes
-Cleaned meter pit at Airport Road and changed out 2 meters
-Replaced 2 curb boxes
-Assisted Parks at Ponderosa Street
-Work order and complaint resolution continues
-Meter repair and replacement on going
-Installed 2 meter pits
-Removed fire hydrant at 5th Ave WN and Idaho for new stoplight, MDOT project
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
-Installed flags at Lions Park
-Attended court hearing on traffic accident at Main & Center (June 17, 1994)
-Pruning around stop signs as needed
-Painting curbs at safety updates
-Hung 2 banners
-Built and installed "No Compression" signs for all Kalispell entrances
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
ACTIVITY REPORT
May 1995
Joanne Emrick
-We had 3 call -out alarms this month. One alarm was caused by a new Operator -in -Training, one
was a Gravity Thickener torque alarm, and one was a Digester Building alarm. The Gravity
Thickener alarm may be the result of the failing center drive unit; the cost to put the new unit in is
in the FY96 budget. The Digester Building alarm was caused by a short in an old warning horn that
no longer functioned but was still hooked into the alarm system.
-A routine sludge heavy metal sample showed lead above the allowable level. A new sample showed
the lead was still present at these levels. We have collected several samples from the sewer system
in potential problem areas and at the Plant. Paul Montgomery, from Helena will be here on June 1st
to check potential problem businesses.
-The non -potable water line to the Gravity Thickener has been finished. This was the last item to be
completed with the Construction Fund money.
_ -We met the permit discharge limits for phosphorus and other required parameters in April. So far,
i` we have met the discharge permit requirements for May. The Laboratory Analyst performed 290
tests to check the Plant operation and do the permit required testing.
-Two Operators, Jon Johnson and Gene Woods, attended the American Water Works Association
Conference in Great Falls. In addition to obtaining credits toward keeping their certifications, they
brought back useful and interesting information to help us at the Plant.
-During the last month, the Operators and Laboratory Analyst performed 82 work orders. They also
took care of the usual array of Plant breakdowns, such as the Digester Building garage door opener
and air dryer, the turbidity pump, motors, water leaking in an electrical panel, dissolved oxygen probe
deterioration, etc. Most of the equipment has about a 2 year life and then requires rebuilding.
-During a "power blip," we lost another Plant control unit. This particular unit new costs $1000; a
repair costs $500. The units go to Japan for repair, and we are still waiting after 7 months for the
return of a unit like the one we just lost. We looked into having the unit repaired locally, but it
requires a proprietor part that is not available for purchase; therefore we have no other choice at this
point. We do not have a spare of some units, and considering the damage done by "power blips," we
should have back-ups for certain critical units. It takes 8-10 weeks to get some of the units. The
total cost of these critical back-up units is $3360.
-We have several highly corrosive areas in the 10 year old Digester portion of the Plant where the
concrete is breaking down. We are getting cost figures to repair these areas before we have to
replace entire units.
-We are continuing to landscape and clean up the grounds.
-The flow through the Plant from May 1 - 23 was 42.5 million gallons, with a average daily flow of
1.85 million gallons. According to our flow report, Evergreen's daily flow on April 2nd was
approximately 210,000 gallons / day and now has increased to 320,000 gallons / day.
-During the period of May 1 - 24, we took 249 tons of sludge to Olney (20 trips), with an average
solids content of 17.5%; we averaged 12.5 tons/trip.
LI ELL FIRE DEPARTMENT
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336 1 st Avenue East
P. O. Box 1997
KALISPELL, MONTANA 59903-1997
TED MAIN TED WAGGENER DAVE MAYHEW
ASST. CHIEF FIRE CHIEF FIRE MARSHAL
Kalispell Fire Department Monthly Report
May lst through May 31, 1995
Bruce Williams, City Manager
Dough Rauthe, Mayor
City Council Members
The Kalispell Fire Department responded to 15 fire calls for the month
of May 1995. One of the fire calls was a "General Alarm", a fire
large enough to call in all off -duty firefighters. The "General
Alarm", was a fire in a single family occupancy located at 235 loth
Street West. The fire started from an electrical short in the attic.
The fire did approximately $55,000.00 in damage.
The ;ambulance made 146 runs for the month of May 1995.
Mva's
29
Medical Emergencies
20
Cardiac
8
Sick Calls
24
Transfers
23
Trauma- Assaults
11
Falls
14
Strokes
8
Poisons
0
Psychiatric Problems
4
O.B. Patients
0
Drug -Alcohol
5
Our eight personnel that are taking the "Emergency Medical Technicians
Paramedic Course", are still very active in the course. They are
going to class each Monday and Thursday night from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00
P.M.. The are doing their clinical portion of the course by going to
Kalispell Regional Hospital for 12 hour shifts. The classroom part
of the course should be completed by June 19, 1995. They will then
go to class once a week in the evening to practice for their test.
The firefighters inspected 76 commercial businesses during the month
of May 1995. Every business within the city limits of Kalispell is
inspected annually for fire code violations.
The fire marshal attended a three day school in Great Falls, Montana.
The school was on fire sprinkler systems. The fire marshal was
involved with three fire investigations during May 1995.
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Lieutenant Arvin T. Mower attended a two day course in Great Falls,
Montana. The school was on Incident and Safety Officer Training.
The fire marshal and Clifford Willis put on a fire extinguisher class
at Flathead Valley Community College. There were 15 people that took
part in the class.
Captain Allen Gustafson, Lieutenant Floyd Bechtold, and Firefighter
Gary Havens put on a Fire Extinguisher Class to 25 students at the
City Airport.
There were 15 groups of students that toured the fire station during
May 1995. A total of 283 students and 59 adults participated in the
tours.
Respectfully Submitted,
Ted A.Main
Assistant Fire Chief