Laserfiche WebLink
AGENDA REVIEW SESSION <br />FEBRUARY 20, 2020 34 <br />of state contractor. Mr. Sherman stated they did in the City Cemetery, adding they are trying to <br />get local contractors with the new program. <br />- First Amendment to Agreement — Geograph Industries, Inc. <br />Mr. Sherman stated this additional signage is for Howard Park donor signage and will be paid <br />from donor dollars. Mr. Gilot asked if once the initial setup is done, can we own the artwork and <br />utilize our sign shop for future signage? Mr. Sherman stated this is very specialized designs that <br />Geograph creates, but we own the design. He noted some of the other informational signs can be <br />produced by the City sign shop. <br />- First Amendment to Construction Contract — Thomas General Construction <br />Ms. Marlaina Johns, Code Enforcement, stated this is an extension of the board -up contract <br />while working on contract revisions. When questioned, she stated it will be quoted and the <br />average spent is about $10,000 a year. <br />- Amendment to Agreement — Systems and Software <br />Ms. Kim Thompson, Utilities, stated this amendment is to add a new go live date and more <br />resources with more hours needed for the EnQuesta CIS implementation. Ms. Maradik asked if <br />the amount on the agenda is the new total amount? Ms. Thompson stated that is the additional <br />amount of the amendment. Ms. Maradik stated the Board needs the new total amount also. Mr. <br />Gilot questioned if all of the amendments done to date would have affected who the agreement <br />was awarded to. Ms. Thompson stated the amendments would not have played a role in the <br />selection of who was awarded adding some are due to changes in the ordinance. <br />- Proposal — Keramida Inc. <br />Ms. Andrea Alexander, Organic Resources, stated this proposal is for ground water monitoring <br />of nitrates discovered at the Biosolids Lagoon No. 4 well. Mr. Gilot noted it seems we continue <br />to do this with no end in sight. Ms. Thompson stated our agreement is through 2020 and if it <br />continues to show beyond 2020, they will investigate if it's from the on -site landfill. Ms. <br />Alexander noted IDEM agrees that it is at a level that is not harmful to anybody. Ms. Thompson <br />stated they suspect it is related to soil conditions at the sight and drainage. <br />- Traffic Control Device <br />Ms. Charlotte Brach, Engineering, stated this request is from the neighborhood for the <br />installation of additional signage at Western Ave. and Summit Dr. She stated it is a divided <br />highway with a median that people are crossing over for turning, in front of traffic. <br />- Opening of Bids — Gemini at Colfax Exterior Renovations <br />Mr. Zach Hurst, Engineering, stated money was reallocated from the Gateway Center for this <br />project and some misinformation was put out regarding the funding being taken from the <br />homeless. He noted the funds were never going directly to the homeless. He added as part of the <br />Redevelopment Commission approval of the project funding, it required memorialization of <br />vouchers being issued for approximately 10% of the project. He noted the funding for the project <br />will really help with the appearance of the building and make this an asset to the neighborhood. <br />- Title Sheet — Quigley Place Sewer Main Extension <br />Ms. Martin informed the Board she had a request to remove the Title Sheet approval for the <br />above project from the agenda. <br />No other business came before the Board. Upon a motion by Mr. Gilot, seconded by Ms. <br />Maradik and carried, the meeting adjourned at 11:14 a.m. <br />BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS <br />Gary A. Ylot, PresidU, <br />Elizabeth . Maradik, Member <br />Therese J. Dorau, Member <br />crs, <br />V.. GathemberJo Mebseph ZRMolnar, mer <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />