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AGENDA REVIEW SESSION SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 293 <br />with the award. He noted they have done a lot of work in Michigan, but not Indiana. Mr. Herman <br />noted also this is a unit price award so if the company does not perform well, Water Works can <br />reduce the quantity purchased. <br />- Award Bid— Pavement Marking Machine <br />Mr. Matt Chlebowski, Central Services, stated this is the low bidder and the same company that <br />supplied the current equipment. Mr. Gilot asked if they can do cold thermal paint, noting cold <br />thermal lasts two (2) years, where latex only lasts one (1) year. Mr. Eric Horvath, Public Works <br />Director, requested Mr. Chlebowski confirm if it can do cold thermal paint. He added that a lot <br />of thermals are raised paint and in this area in the winter, the paint gets scraped off when the <br />streets are plowed. He noted that what a lot of companies are doing is milling paint, but it's <br />expensive. Mr. Gilot suggested he was thinking it would be good to have the nozzles included _ <br />with the paver that can do the thermal painting. Mr. Horvath concurred. <br />- Grant Amendment — IDEM <br />Mr. Chlebowski stated this time extension is for three CNG trucks. He explained it takes an <br />exceptionally long time for a CNG purchase, and this gives the City an additional six (6) months. <br />- Professional Services Agreements — enFocus <br />Mr. Gilot disclosed a conflict of interest with enFocus as a Board member. Santiago Garces, <br />stated this is a renewal of the internship agreement and the annual consulting agreement. He <br />noted they would receive matching funds from the Lily Foundation and are getting great people <br />to work. He added the worth of the work the City gets is way above what they are paying for. <br />He noted a lot of the interns end up moving here. Mr, Garces added this is not just a "summer" <br />internship. <br />- Professional Services Agreement —Kris Priemer <br />Mr. Santiago Garces, Office of Innovation, stated with the capabilities unavailable in Naviline, <br />Kris Priemer is being contracted with to come up with new applications for tracking residential <br />interactions for City services. <br />- Professional Services Agreement —ESRI <br />Mr. Garces stated this agreement is an extension of the current agreement and is a license <br />agreement, not a support agreement. <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 11:50 a.m. _ <br />BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS <br />Gary A. Gilot, President <br />Jar <br />P A. Mueller, Member <br />ATT$ T: <br />'L-rn a M. Martin, Clerk _ <br />REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 8.2015 <br />The Regular Meeting of the Board of Public Works was convened at 9:37 a.m. on September 8, <br />2015, by Board President Gary A. Gilot, with Board Members David Relos, Elizabeth Maradik, <br />Brian Pawlowski, and James Mueller present. Also present was Board Attorney Michael <br />Schmidt. <br />