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AGENDA REVIEW SESSION JUNE 20, 2012 208 <br />- Amendment to Addendum to the Master Agency Agreement — Supplement No. 4 — Olive Road <br />Right -of -Way Acquisition <br />Mr. Bill Schalliol, Community and Economic Development, stated this Amendment is to <br />increase the funding for this project. He noted the bids came in over the Redevelopment <br />Commission approved budget of $125,000.00. The Commission has now authorized a <br />budget of $142,000.00 for the project, and he is asking the Board's approval of the <br />increase to the budgeted amount of the original Addendum to the Master Agency <br />Agreement. <br />- Bid Award Amendment — Dual Arm, Side Loading Refuse Trucks <br />Mr. Matt Chlebowski, Central Services, stated he is requesting the Board authorize the <br />addition of Alternate No. 2 to the previous award of February 14, 2012. The alternate <br />provides for natural gas fueling in lieu of diesel fuel. Mr. Neal questioned if this <br />additional amount is covered in the current budget. Mr. Chlebowski stated it is. Mr. Neal <br />asked if there is a difference in the life cycle of the vehicles. Mr. Chlebowski stated there <br />is no difference in the useful life of the vehicles. <br />- Block Party Permit <br />Mr. Anthony Marshall stated he submitted a request for a block party in the 1100 block <br />of Indiana Avenue. He was told it is a main thoroughfare and he would need to relocate <br />to a less traveled side street such as Marine Street. Mr. Marshall stated this section of <br />Indiana Avenue dead -ends after three (3) blocks, and really is not a heavily traveled <br />street. His proposal was to block from one alley to the next, leaving the alleys open so <br />vehicles can still cut through. Mr. Marshall stated. that Marine Street is chopped up and <br />difficult to maneuver. He noted cars fly around the corner of Marine Street and Indiana <br />Avenue and it is not a safe intersection. Mr. Gilot noted this location is one block from <br />Ravina Park and asked Mr. Marshall if he had considered holding the party in the park. <br />Mr. Marshall stated he did not feel the park was a safe place. Mr. Gilot noted that the Fire <br />Department stated it is against the law to do fireworks on any public street. Mr. Marshall <br />stated he is aware of that law and he has a cement slab in his yard they will use, or they <br />will use the parking lot of a nearby school. Mr. Gilot stated as part of the review process, <br />the Board reviews emergency call records to the Police Department for the location of <br />the parties. This one, he noted, has two pages of reported calls in the last twelve (12) <br />months. He questioned what Mr. Marshall is doing to prevent trouble during the party, <br />noting the Police require all block parties to end by 8:00 p.m. Mr. Marshall stated he will <br />have security on hand and is fully prepared to deal with trouble, should anything occur. <br />He noted also that they will be done by 8:00 p.m. Mr. Gilot stated they need to be pro- <br />active, and no fireworks in the street. He requested Mr. Marshall submit a new flier <br />circulated for the party without the fireworks before the Board's meeting on Tuesday. <br />Mr. Marshall stated he would have that before then. <br />- Opening of Quotations ---- Design and Installation of Ethernet Service for Sixteen (16) Water <br />Works Facilities <br />Mr. John Wiltrout, Water Works, stated this project has been ongoing for four (4) years. <br />He noted the system Water Works currently has is not reliable. Mr. Gilot suggested <br />looking at what sites the City Metronet could cover, rather than leasing Ethernet service <br />for all of the sites, to cut costs on this project. <br />- Change Order — Generator and Switch Gear for Ignition Park Lot 4 <br />Mr. Patrick Henthorn, Engineering, stated the City will pay for this work and then be <br />reimbursed by Data Realty. He noted that Data Realty has submitted a letter confirming <br />they will reimburse the City for this expense. Mr. Neal stated they should reimburse the <br />City within thirty (30) days. Mr. Gilot stated there was no time frame in the letter and <br />that would need to be added before the meeting on Tuesday. <br />The Clerk was instructed to post the agenda and notify the media and other persons who have <br />requested notice of the meeting agenda. No other business came before the Board. The meeting <br />adjourned at 2:20 p.m. <br />BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS <br />