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    Utility Commission Minutes - Sept 2009

     

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    SEPTEMBER

     

     

    REGULAR UTILITY COMMISSION MEETING
    September 15, 2009
    APPROVED
     
    Utility Commission President Roger Campfield called meeting to order at 5:32 pm.
     
    Members present: Stanek, Eno, Campfield, Krueger, Brandt
    Members absent:
    Others present: Carole Brown, Adam Hammatt, Bill Collins, Carol Grant
     
    Eno/Stanek to approve meeting minutes of August 18, 2009. All ayes. Motion carried.
     
    No public comments
     
    Roger Campfield was re-appointed to Utility Commission by the Common Council.
     
    Discussion regarding electric department shed project. There is a land discrepancy, which Bill Jefferson is working on. The lot is staked out. There appears to be an issue with were the alley lies. MSA will be getting us a new plot. The wetlands expert said we were within limits as to size of the building. These concerns need to be addressed before moving forward. We need new plot plans before we can go out for bids.
     
    Discussion regarding sewer rate increase. Vig proposed 20% increase. A 9% increase was presented to commission. Bill reported that to keep labor cost down he encourages his employees to take comp time so we don't pay out overtime. They are also doing a lot of maintenance work in-house. It was also noted that sewer consumption/usage has dropped from year to year.
     
    Stanek/Brandt to approve sewer rate increase as presented. Krueger-No. Motion carried. Rate increase will be presented to Common Council for final approval.
     
    Concerns were raised by resident, Carol Grant, as to why employees work on Sundays. Bill informed her that there is lab work that has to be completed on a daily basis. The employees come in to complete those tests and that's it. It may only be for an hour and a half.
     
    Another concern was employees working on private vehicles on company time. No one had been aware that this has taken place or was an issue.
     
    Another concern was the appearance of the electric department building. It was stated that the end of the building curb and cement needed to be cleaned up.
     
    Roger Campfield instructed Carol Grant to come in and file a complaint with City Hall regarding these issues and they would be looked into. 
     
    Discussion regarding tank repair needed for jet/vac truck. The tank would cost approximately $700 and labor $3500. Bill was authorized by the commission to go ahead and get repairs done.
     
    Brandt/Eno to approve monthly bills for payment.  Roll call: all ayes. Motion carried.
     
    Commission communication by Bill Collins: Working on locating curb stops for GPS mapping. Will be working on closing pool for season.
     
    Eno/Brandt to adjourn. All ayes. Motion carried.
     
    Respectfully submitted,
    Carole Brown
    Utility Clerk