CITY OF NORTH POLE Regular Meeting July 2, 2018 North Pole Council Chambers 125 Snowman Lane, North Pole, Alaska www.northpolealaska.com
Monday, July 2, 2018 Committee of the Whole: 6:30 p.m. Regular City Council Meeting – 7:00 p.m.
MAYOR CITY CLERK Bryce Ward Judy Binkley 888-4444 488-8583
COUNCIL MEMBERS Avery Thompson – Mayor Pro Tem 388-5351 David Skipps – Deputy Mayor Pro Tem 750-5106 Aino Welch – Alt Dep Mayor Pro Tem 488-5834 Santa Claus 388-3836 Doug Isaacson 322-3133 Sharon Hedding 488-9075
1. Call to Order/Roll Call
2. Pledge of Allegiance to the US Flag
3. Invocation
4. Approval of the Agenda
5. Approval of the Minutes
6. Communications from the Mayor
7. Council Member Questions of the Mayor
8. Communications from Department Heads, Borough Representative and the City Clerk
9. Ongoing Projects Report
10. Citizens Comments (Limited to Five (5) minutes per Citizen)
11. Old Business
12. New Business
a. Request for Approval to Extend the Auction Contract with Great North Auction LLC Until June 2019. b. Request for Approval of the City of North Pole Advertising Contract with the Fairbanks Daily Newsminer. c. Request to Authorize the North Pole 2018 Water System Expansion – Control Programming Professional Services Proposal in the Amount of $82,616. d. Ordinance 18-14, An Ordinance of the City of North Pole, Alaska to Amend the 2018 Police Department and Fire Department Budgets.
13. Executive Session
a. To discuss personnel issues in the Fire Department.
14. Council Comments
15. Adjournment
Detailed information and copies of agenda documents may be obtained at the Office of the City Clerk, 125 Snowman Lane or on the City website www.northpolealaska.com . Notice of Council Action is available at City Hall and on the City website following the meeting. Council Meetings are aired live via audio streaming from the City’s website. Inquiries concerning ADA compliance or accommodations should be directed to the City Clerk.
Regular City Council Meeting June 18, 2018 7:00 p.m.
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Committee of the Whole – 6:30 P.M. Regular City Council Meeting – 7:00 P.M.
A regular meeting of the North Pole City Council was held on Monday, June 18, 2018 in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 125 Snowman Lane, North Pole, Alaska.
CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL Mayor Ward called the regular City Council meeting of Monday, June 18, 2018 to order at 7:00 p.m.
There were present: Absent/Excused Avery Thompson – Mayor Pro Tem David Skipps – Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Aino Welch – Alt Dep Mayor Pro Tem Santa Claus Doug Isaacson Excused Sharon Hedding Excused Mayor Ward
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE U.S. FLAG Led by Mayor Ward
INVOCATION Invocation was given by Ms. Welch
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Mr. Thompson moved to approve the agenda of June 18, 2018
Seconded by Mr. Claus
DISCUSSION None Mr. Thompson moved to addDraft the following item: New Business:
b. Request to Approve the Renewal of the City of North Pole Health Care Plan for July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019.
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Seconded by Mr. Claus
Discussion None
On the amendment
PASSED Yes: 5 – Skipps, Thompson, Claus, Welch, Ward No: 0 Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
On the Agenda as amended
Discussion None
PASSED Yes: 5 – Skipps, Thompson, Claus, Welch, Ward No: 0 Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Mr. Thompson moved to approve the Minutes of June 11, 2018
Seconded by Ms. Welch
Discussion None
PASSED Yes: 5 – Skipps, Thompson, Claus, Welch, Ward No: 0 Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
COMMUNICATIONS FROMDraft THE MAYOR (Audio 3:17) • This was week was busy as we were in court for the evidentiary hearing for the statute of limitations regarding the sulfolane settlement. • We are getting ready for the 4th of July. Our next meeting is Monday, June 25th at 6pm.
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COUNCIL MEMBER QUESTIONS OF THE MAYOR (Audio 3:46) • Ms. Welch asked if there was a request for the ice sculpture this year. Mayor Ward replied that we would figure something out.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT HEADS, BOROUGH REPRESENTATIVE AND THE CITY CLERK
Fire Dept., Chief Coon None
Police Dept., Chief Dutra (Audio 4:05) • Taser replacement is needed and we suspect somewhere around $18k cost to replace. Working on a replacement timeline to help reduce expenditure. Current units are almost 10 years old. • We find ourselves in another pickle with hiring. Officer Fisher has taken a job in Iowa and will be leaving us after 7 years. Sorry to see him go. This will leave us down 3 in the summer. • June 30th at 11:00 is our annual Sgt. Allen Brandt Run From the Cops event at FPD. I would hope you can find time to attend. • Thank you for supporting the radio grant and the JAG money. • Chief Eric Jewkes, Captain Wall, and myself all honored Dr. Charles Scott for his lifetime achievement to the citizens of this borough. We honored him with a plaque and an award at the annual APOA Awards Banquet. • I conducted an ALiCE presentation for Sourdough employees at the NP Sourdough. Well received. • I just returned from vacation. All is well. Lt. did a good job while I was gone. We kept in touch and handled issues over the phone. • Ms. Welch asked if there was a way to contact police directly report anything citizens see. Chief Dutra replied that you can always call the station and if no one answers, the call will be directed to dispatch.
Finance, Tricia Fogarty None
Director of City Services, Bill Butler (Audio 10:07) Building Department Draft • North Pole Middle School Mechanical Upgrades Project, preferred contractor identified for this FNSB $4 million project. • Dental practice on Kevin’s Way construction has begun. • Homestead Road: four, 4-plexs’ construction is under way. 3 Minutes NOT A VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT June 18, 2018
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• Three new single family home permit applications submitted. • New 4-plex on Park Way permit applications submitted. • To date, almost $15 million in new valuation authorized or in the permitting process to date. Public Works • Landscaping activities are the major activities being performed by Public Works. • Flowers in roundabouts weathered the frost conditions last week with some minor losses in the planters. • Light poles around City Hall painted white. o Candy cane pattern had faded badly. o Time consuming to reproduce the candy cane pattern. o This fall, Public Works will wrap the street lights at the City Hall parking lot with strands of red lights to reproduce the candy cane effect. • One summer hire left for a higher paying position. Public Works is considering delaying a new hire until the end of summer when the summer hires begin to leave but much landscaping work remains and the two permanent staff are short-handed preparing for winter. Utility Department • Sufolane settlement: o HDPE pipe installation continues in 12 Mile Village, up Peridot Street and into section of Zone 3 to get the water main to the new pump house. o Plan to connect the 16 inch HDPE main to the Utility’s 12 inch ductile iron water main in about two weeks to begin flushing the new water mains. o Peridot Road pump house subsurface piping nearing completion and proceeding to pouring the foundation. o Framing work nearing completion at the water treatment plant. o A problem has occurred with horizontal directional drilling under the drainage channel. . Can see the drilling equipment parked on the south side of the Richardson Highway. . Soils keep collapsing, interfering the pulling of the water main through the bore hole. . SolutionDraft is use of a large pipe sleeve to pull the water main through the bore hole. Natural Gas Utility Board • On June 12, IGU board voted to purchase Pentex from AIDEA.
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• On June 14, AIDEA approved transferring Pentex to IGU. • Ms. Welch asked how where that puts us know with all the pipe that is already in the ground. Mr. Butler replied that a 45 million gallon liquified gas tank in Fairbanks and that will replace the Fairbanks tanks. The tanks being replaced in Fairbanks will then be moved out to North Pole. It will probably not be until 2020 that North Pole gets gas.
Borough Representative – Mr. Skipps (Audio 17:25) • The 2018-2019 budget for the school district has been approved. • Also, all kindergarten classes in all schools will now go for the full day. • There are lots of summer activities going on. • The City of Fairbanks hired 20 new operators to cut down on overtime costs during the winter.
City Clerk’s Office, Judy Binkley (Audio 18:37) • Last week Tricia and I met with Hale & Associates to go over our Workman’s Comp, Law Enforcement Liability, and Cyber Liability Insurance renewals. We got good news as our overall costs are going down. • I am well under way with preparations for election time. The candidate packet is available on the website and our notice of vacancies has been published. The 2018 Candidate Open House will be Saturday, July 7th at the Borough Assembly Chambers beginning at 10am. The filing period will open at 8am on Monday, July 16th and close at 5pm on Monday, July 30th. • I will be on vacation starting tonight and back in the office on Monday, July 2nd. I plan to check my emails daily so if you need to get a hold of me, that will be the best way.
ONGOING PROJECTS (Audio 20:00) Gary Hutchison presented the 2017 draft audit by Kohler, Schmitt, and Hutchison.
CITIZENS COMMENTS – (Limited to Five (5) minutes per Citizen) None
OLD BUSINESS
ORDINANCE 18-12, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NORTH PLE, ALASKA TO AMEND TITLE 2, PERSONNELDraft SYSTEM, CHAPTER 36, SECTION .480 INSURANCE AND DISABILITY BENEFITS. (Audio 46:17)
Mayor Ward introduced the ordinance.
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Public Comment None
Mr. Thompson moved to adopt Ordinance 18-12, an ordinance of the City of North Pole, Alaska to Amend Title 2, Personnel System, Chapter 36, Section .480 Insurance and Disability Benefits.
Seconded by Ms. Welch
Discussion (Audio 47:38) • Mr. Thompson stated he thinks the increase is relatively small considering the health insurance marketplace and supports the ordinance.
PASSED Yes: 5 – Skipps, Thompson, Claus, Welch, Ward No: 0 Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
ORDINANCE 18-13, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NORTH POLE, ALASKA TO AMEND TITLE 2, ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL CHAPTER 36 PERSONNEL SYSTEM, SECTION 410 REGARDING LEAVE AND ADDING SECTION 415 VOLUNTARY LEAVE BANK PROGRAM. (Audio 48:20)
Mayor Ward introduced the ordinance.
Public Comment (Audio 52:55) • Steve Dutra, 125 Snowman Lane: Stated he likes the current system that is in place. There have been issues with popularity but that employees should be able to donate to employees directly. The idea of the bank is a good idea but there needs be an appeal process. Right now we have a good working relationship with the Clerk and the Mayor but that could change so we need to make this process time-proof.
Mr. Thompson moved to adopt Ordinance 18-13, an ordinance of the City of North Pole, Alaska to amend Title 2, Administration and Personnel, Chapter 36 Personnel System, Section 410 regarding leave and adding Section 415 Voluntary Leave Bank Program.
Seconded by Mr. Skipps Draft
Discussion (Audio 56:05) • Mr. Claus stated he agrees with the Chief about having a mechanism in there and perhaps tabling this until there is a way to work out some sort of accommodation that 6 Minutes NOT A VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT June 18, 2018
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takes into account the changes that might go through with the City Clerk and Mayor in the future. • Ms. Welch stated part of the issue could be taken care of by having 2 (two) people concur on the decision. • Mr. Thompson stated he thinks he understands where the discussion is going. However, by changing the language from “or” to “and” doesn’t alleviate the time-proofing issue. • Mayor Ward stated we could look at modifying this by having the City Clerk, who is also the HR Manager rule quickly on all decisions and if there is an appeal, it then goes to the Mayor to make a decision. • Ms. Welch wanted clarification that with this method, the Clerk would make the decision and if the employee didn’t like the decision, they could appeal to the Mayor. • Mr. Thompson asked if we want to address all the areas of the ordinance that say “and/or” Mayor.
Ms. Welch moved to suspend the rules for 5 minutes
Seconded by Mr. Skipps
Mr. Thompson moved to amend Ordinance 18-13, an ordinance of the City of North Pole, Alaska to amend Title 2, Administration and Personnel, Chapter 36 Personnel System, Section 410 regarding leave and adding Section 415 Voluntary Leave Bank Program by: • Line 90 strike “and Mayor” • Line 106 strike “and/or Mayor” • Line 110 add c. An applicant may appeal a decision made by the City Clerk to the Mayor, who shall quickly make a determination in writing. The Mayor’s decision is final. • Line 121 strike “or Mayor” • Line 125 strike “or Mayor”
Seconded by Ms. Welch
Discussion on the amendment (Audio 1:12:40) • Mr. Thompson stated that just to add closure, this is a good way to clean up the ordinance. Draft On the amendment
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Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
Discussion on the motion as amended None
On the motion as amended
PASSED Yes: 5 – Skipps, Thompson, Claus, Welch, Ward No: 0 Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
NEW BUSINESS
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF QUOTE FOR STREET MAINTENANCE WORK: SUMMER 2018. (Audio 1:13:45)
Mr. Butler introduced the request.
Public Comment None
Mr. Thompson moved to approve the quote from JVP Construction for street maintenance work: summer 2018.
Seconded by Mr. Skipps
Discussion None
PASSED Yes: 5 – Skipps, Thompson, Claus, Welch, Ward No: 0 Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
REQUEST TO APPROVE THE RENEWAL OF THE CITY OF NORTH POLE HEALTH CARE PLAN FOR JULY 1, 2018 – JUNE 30, 2019. (Audio 1:18:10) Draft Mayor Ward introduced the request.
Public Comment None
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Mr. Thompson moved to approve the renewal of the City of North Pole Health Care Plan for July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019.
Seconded by Ms. Welch
Discussion (Audio 1:20:30) • Mayor Ward stated he is excited about the wellness program and fostering the culture of taking care of your health for our employees. • Ms. Welch stated that education is important for our employees to be better consumers.
PASSED Yes: 5 – Skipps, Thompson, Claus, Welch, Ward No: 0 Absent: 2 – Hedding, Isaacson
COUNCIL COMMENTS (Audio 1:23:00)
Mr. Thompson – see you guys July 2nd, at our next Council meeting.
Mr. Skipps – invite Council members to our next 4th of July celebration meeting on Monday, June 25th.
Ms. Welch – I’ll be doing ice carving for the 4th of July event and I’ll have visiting guests at our next Council meeting.
Mr. Claus – it’s still light out so I hope all those using the sidewalks (atvs, 4-wheelers) will obey all traffic laws.
Mayor Ward – my time here is short so if anyone is interested, my door is open and I look forward to helping the next mayor be successful in this role.
Mr. Thompson moved to adjourn the meeting at 8:33 p.m.
Seconded by Ms. Welch
The regular meeting of Monday, June 18, 2018 adjourned at 8:34 p.m.
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These minutes passed and approved by a duly constituted quorum of the North Pole City Council on Monday, July 2, 2018.
______Bryce J. Ward, Mayor
ATTEST:
______Judy Binkley, North Pole City Clerk
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125 Snowman Ln North Pole, Alaska City of North Pole 99705 907-888-4444 Office of the Mayor 907-488-8584 Memo
To: Judy Binkley, North Pole City Council From: Mayor Ward cc: Date: June 26, 2018 Re: Extension of Auction Service contract
Council,
The City recently put the Auction services back out to bid and received no qualified submissions, Per the contract with Great North Auction LLC we are able to extend for another year, I am recommending to extend the contract to June 15th 2019. The Contract cannot be extended after June 15, 2019 and must be rebid.
Sincerely,
Mayor Bryce J. Ward
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CraigFort Johnsonld-sounding Wainwright the table. information The Legislature — analyst receives& Spirit of Service a a joint session of the Legcare s of state resources, was th chamber Monday r withg the R-Anchorage, making a bo Was Rep. House in particular — has opted consider overturning Gov. Bill Wa esday, the Nightsd a Housea personal ing. It wasn’t restricted to one statement that meant little. spend out of savings for another yea • $99 flat fee up to 14 inches • $499 flat fee for 32-126 inches line-item budget vetoes, leavin and at 6:00pm of thetouch. Legislature: On Wedn FairbanksJohnson, an advocate of firefightersreducingth the rather than chart a course ns towar shouldhonor those lost on 9/11 matter to the House. When theion, the inveighed at Sens. Bill Stoltze, R-Chugiak, size of government, upseteduced wi the Party ce and fail- attempted to call such a sess s- balanced budget. Alaska Palace s Charlie Huggins, R-Wasilla, By Kevin Bairdgovernor’s vetoes that r ater than remember theirOnly intransigenson. Senate declined, with Senate Presi- against Gov. Walker and his adminirestruc- Johnson [email protected]. budget by an amount gre ure to act come election$9.00 sea dent Kevin Meyer saying there wa tration at a hearing on plans to e angry (Group Per arter legislators — including Rep. Person little support for a veto override in his ture Alaska Permanent Fund earn Discounts ward. • $299 flat fee for 14.5 - 31.5 inches • $499 Double Truck The brave —men could and accomplish? Was h chamber and that the three-quy for overturning They blamed the administrationture womanseriously, for of the Fire Depart Given) » INTERIOR, A4 mpossible majority vote necessar not taking the Legisla ment of New York who lost vetoes would be essentially dershipi their lives during the Sept. - to attain. Without clear lea 11, 2001, terrorist attacks1509785 F13522900 were remembered withF1 a Jerry Hanson, solemn ceremony Sunday retired fire chief morning at the Fairbanks of Pogo Mine SUNDAY FOCUSFire Department • FRANCE Head TERROR ATTACKS Fire and Rescue, Obama calls on quarters. reflects Sunday “Each of us saw the- morning on the Americans to events from different firefighters who points, different places in lost their lives life, and different circum during the embrace diversity stances,” said Fort Wain- Sept. 11, 2001, wright Assistant Chief- By Kevin Freking TABLOID SPECIAL SECTIONS RATES* terrorist attacks, ASSOCIATED PRESS David Halbrooks, who was the keynote speaker. “I was at the Fairbanks Halbrooks finished his asleep at the fire house. I Fire Department WASHINGTON — speech with stories about Headquarters. Obama on Sunday President marked the Barack 15 was awoke by my wife who the bravery of the FDNY anniversary of the Sept. 11, 200 was crying into the phone of duty, a similar bell is KEVIN BAIRD/ firefighters. rung 20 times, and broad attacks by calling on Americans to asking me if I could really NEWS-MINER Jerry Hanson, a retired cast over the department’s embrace the nation’s character as ath believe what has happened. equate that to what the 1, fire chief of Pogo Mine radios and alert systems. - people drawn from every corner of the … I have an uncle who Fire and Rescue, then rang Fire Department of New Following the bell tradi world, from every religion an worked for FDNY that day a large bell 20 times, with York lost. I think about every background. He said extrem and still does. I was think tion, the crowded fire sta how many firefighters Size Col/inches Dimensions Black & White Ad With Color a short pause after every tion fell silent to remem - groups will never be able to de d from ing, ‘Was he on duty? Did fifth bell ring. He later were lost and the cultural United States. he respond? Where was- ber the fallen. - impact on the department explained that ringing a Obama spoke to hundreds of ist he? Was he OK?’” “I spent 12 years with- must have been huge.” feat the bell is a tradition of the the Seattle Fire Depart vice members, and relatives and sur “The first couple years FDNY. He said whenever a ment,” Hanson said. “Four vivors of the attack that occurred a firefighter dies in the line (after the attacks) my the Pentagon when American Airlinesser - Seattle firefighters died- thoughts were about the in one fire. I kind of take Flight 77 slammed into the Defen - firefighters. Today, I think Department’s headquarters, killing 18 t 1/8 Page 7.5 4.92” x 2.5” $225.00 $320.00 GOOD that experience and try to that’s shifted a bit to the people. The youngest victim was MORNING 3 years old. se In all, about 3,000 people lost their4 FAIRBANKS » A10 lives that day as a result of the planesonly One Homeless Night: or as long as he through the crowds f nt of a stron- pposed did — to the establishmeervice and 1/4 Page 15 4.92” x 5” $375.00 $520.00 in By Kevin Bairdgence” force of 114 people is su ger prison intelligence s i-terrorist OBAMA » A10 KBAIRDtgoers in to monitor such developments and Annual event offers Fairbanksans peek d been better coordination of ant Why terroristsfired into keep a crowd of concer @NEWSMINER.COMsucceedinga prison population of in68,000 Franceactivities. attacksroblems at min- Paris, had traveled to Syria, ha among 235,000 parolees. That won’tinto remove the thelife p tacksof a — local homeless youth By Leonid Bershidsky questioned and placed underIt wasthing ad cold was and frostyReportedly, [email protected] 60 percentompared of French or 459-7572 lim com- . Of theThe weather. kly the root of all the French at istrative surveillance; butwhen no Cadence Connerprisoners are Muslims, c al pop- rance is in the line of fire ok i- the hostility between the Mus Cloudy,done like lyafter he missed severalwoke up wee next to the withFair 8 percent of France’sll-known tot terror, which 16 terrorist incidents that tohis slim munity and much of the rest of France 1/2 Page 30 10” x 5” $595.00 $820.00 banks Youth Advocates with rain,checks and highsin a row, and a lackd ofintelligence coord ulation. 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WEATHERidentified » A9 41 to the Frenchstaring auth blankly into thebreeding grounds for a ling to ter- s,” Pat- er. of French or French-reside tic A little more than a weekset up bef by the Turkish intelligencedistance as a dangeroufor a couple min crime, from petty drug deainal record versionAurora of forecast. e but in terms of francophone Full Page 60 10” x 10” $1,050.00 $1,445.00 utes. attack, a commission radical. He wasn’t watched eith &rorism. ALASKA Youths with a crimr radicaliza- rick Calvar, head of France’s domes Auroral activity will be - French parliament gave endangeredits The list goes on.“I It’s was not freezingthat th last are excellent material fo for which intelligence, told the commission.ousands the reasons for France’s . Apartlow. from Weather per night. It was pectedso cold,” Con- faces French security agencies lacked the tion: It gives them a cause “Thousands of Tunisians,ians th can be state in a massive report ting, displays will mitbe - ner said. “I wokeeport, up like nment ail- resources to watch the sus to fight. of Moroccans and Alger y.” an objective threat the countryvisible overhead fromterrorists: Accordingthree times. to ritythe I had rservices to put And yet the French gover ng this an immi- my coat on.” dispatched into our territorot be easi- thanks to its colonial past andBarrow a f to Fairbanks.in 2015 the French secu e whose barely has a system for tracki Islam. These problems cann equate Conner was one ofercept many- rcement ure to integrate North AfricThis information is providedhad a quota for 2,700 peopl risk group’s embrace of radical ly fixed, though. They are probablylifetime who stayed overnight to in INTERIORgrants, it also suffers fromby inadaurora forecasters at communications could be intnever even That’s how French law enfonisian-born uck raise awareness for the impossible to resolve in our e policing. the Geophysical Institute ed, but actual monitoring missed the 31-year-old Tu ented y in 2015 homeless youthA10 problem because they were many decades “All the French citizensat the who University str of Alaska approached that number. encies Fairbanks Daily News-Miner revelers ng, in Fairbanks. She said oneks resident of Nice who drove a r the making. All France can do in th within the nation’s territorFairbanks.pacity or For anoth more infor- French law enforcement ag is on • gence night was enough for oth- heavy truck into a crowd of short term is to improve kepolici sure signals BRYCEwere known, inWOLFORD one camation about the aurora, have prevented nine terror15, attac mostly by ror- y have - er children as well. on Nice’s Promenade des Angla make it smarter and matinguished in SPOTLIGHT er, to judicial, penal orvisit intelli http://www.gi.alaska. since the beginning ofects 20 with Islam- Thursday. Like other French ter to the stened to or “I feel worse for them o- don’t get crossed or ex services,” the report edu/AuroraForecastsays. “The watching known susp ey have ists before him, he was known the bureaucracy. t realiz- delin- now because I was so colde French WORLD all been on file, watched, li .” ic State sympathies, but th police for various petty actsinvestigated of vi The French governmen onable SPECIALTY PUBLICATION RATES* and it’s not Formereven winter,” is in a hostages questioned over Bangladesh attack incarcerated along their path of missed too many others. Th lence, yet he was neverr connections. c oter Conner said. “I think it the es that, and it’s getting reas rm quency toward violent radicalization law enforcement bureaucracy for terrorist leanings o Tuesday, July 5, 2016 • • curity• would be awfulASSOCIATED to not Participants own play games befor advice, but while the bureaucrati As in the case of Orlando sho permanent state of reform,PRESS but The parliamentary commissiond at boosting wheels turn and big structuresslip refo have a place to stay.” Homeless Night at The Door on Saturda Omar Mateen, the Frenchl of se the ter- services still often work in their madebackgrounds 40 proposals of the aime fiv errorism. themselves, more attackers services watched severa the worst Marylee Bates,NEW execuDELHI — ion res silos.tive director of the Fair Some of the peopleFrance’s and capacity questioning toe fight beginninge t to build theirthrough cardboard the net. rorists who later committed Kouachi For example,hostages there is arescuedmerie, cooperat which from r cops — banks Youth Advocates,- theirThey families range from and friends. simple measu Leonid Bershidsky is a Bloomberg View attacks of 2015 — such as the staff of the weekend domestic attack on y.evented saidgap betweenthe annual the sleep-out gendar - likeGlobal more Affairs target Canad practice fo ERIN CORNELIUSSEN/Ncolumnist based in Berlin. brothers, who massacred o. 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Bangladesh police The official confirmed “What’s he of Yosemitechief A.K.M. park Shahidul expansion going to say on investigators were also By Scott Smith Haque said authorities speaking with a third a weekday?” would be interrogating ASSOCIATED PRESS man described by local two men, including a media as a Bangladesh suspected militant, addedwho towho a national was trapped park insideneeds FRESNO, CALIF. — i A Bangladeshi soldier contro maker accused Yosemitewere detained Nation duringcongressional the restaurant approval, along U.S. withRep. ALASKA POST RATES Saturday’s A U.S. operation. law- He attack on Holey Artisan Ba al Park of breaking federal la Rob Bishophis saidwife in and a statement two chil to- ls local residents as they pou would not say whether by adding 400 acres for a wild The Associateddren. The Press. man, a teacher kery at a stadium in Dhaka, B either had been- among“The Park Service acted out man teaches. r in to pay their respects to the life preserve without clearing itw at a private university in through Congress,those but counted federal as hostagside -of itsDhaka, authority, had returnedand we will to The brutality of the wielding cleavers and angladesh, on Monday. es, only that they- were attack — the worst victims of the park officials said Friday he’s mis require themBangladesh to account recently for their after machetes and hack- AP PHOTO - convulsion of violence employed and the sav- interpreting the law.being treated in a hospiactions,”- living said the nearly Utah 20 Republi years inposes outside his company headquartersing individual victims yet in the recent serie agery with which the tal for unspecifiedcan, inju who- chairs the House Natu before fleeing. ernment has blamed the The addition of wetlands, grassy - Britain. killings were carried out meadows and forestries. on Yosemite’s ral Resources Committee, which of deadly attacks tos restaurant attack and Some photographs and- hit Bangladesh — has The Daily Star news- are hallmarks of inter- western boundary marksA second its larg officialhas said oversight several of public crude land.videos tak- paper on Monday said other recent killings on Fort Wainwright's 3rd Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment,- stunned the tradition- national terrorist outfits est expansion in nearlythe five 70 formeryears. hostagesBishop’s en stafffrom said an apartmentinquiries the bloody hostage crisis domestic militants bent ally moderate Muslim like ISIS and al-Qaida. 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The offi- leave before paramili authorities’ consistent Ministry, after nine YOSEMITE » A8 Nationalmilitants. Park, California. dence of their presence, cial spoke onWilliams, condition thetary last forces living launched the denial of the presence Italians were killed in enjoyed - PUBLIC LAND VIA AP the official line will be of anonymity,World as he Warwa IIrescue Medal operation of Hon- on Sat- That the attackers tar- of anyon international Meadow in Yosemiteter the restaurant, posted geted a popular restau- ROBB HIRSCH/THE TRUST FOR one of denial?” Fort Wainwrightprivileges just from notsoldier being authorized an or to recipient. speak earnss Wolfordurday. The man’s Spirit friends of Servicerorist groups,award even as travel advisories saying rant in the heart of the - Bangladesh police Color Rate (up to 14”)...... $75 flat fee American.” to the media aboutmeeting the veteransand policeat the con also- said the Islamic State group it could not exclude the The Army encouragesongoing ser investigation.- diplomatic quarter of have said they are inves- By Sam Friedman vention, but that found one it aof bit the dis -attack- claimed responsibil- possibility of further Bangladesh’s capital sig tigating whether the SFRIEDMAN vice members toThe volunteer official said orientatingauthor ers to bewas congratulat a student- in the ity for the attack and attacks in Bangladesh. naled a shift in militant attackers had links to @NEWSMINER.COM in their community,ties were but looking few edinto on the thei- awardsame bydepartment World War at the - released gruesome pho- The advisory urged tactics. Previously, most the Islamic State group, put in as many hours as Wol- II and Vietnamuniversity War veterans. where the tographs that apparent- people to exercise the He’s helped raise money attacks were carried out though the home min- Cpl. Bryce Wolford joined ford. “Here I am, I’ve been in the ly depicted the torture “utmost prudence,” par- by gangs of young men ister insisted IS had no the Army to serve his country, for the Red Cross, coached Army just over two years, I of hostages. ticularly in places fre presence in Bangladesh Color Rate (over 14”)...... $120 flat fee but it was his service to his soccer for 7- to 8-year-olds haven’t done anything super quented by foreigners, “The methods and could not have guid- - community that earned him and he drives a van for the exciting, I haven’t deployed. and to limit their activ- ed the attack. The gov- national recognition early in Soldiers Against Drunk Driv- For the most part, I sit at a ities to only what was his military career. ing program.UN He and hiswarns wife computer. of I do starvationa lot of work, in Syrian towns, demands access recently received necessary. Wolford each mentor children through but a lot of times, it feels like the Spirit of Service Award the Big BrothersBy Philip Big Issa Sisters your work doesn’t have a big from the American Legion. organization.ASSOCIATED PRE impact,” he said. “All these The 25-year-old intelligence Labor Day weekendSS was guysand are clothes like, in‘Oh their my cook God, analyst at Fort Wainwright especially busy for Wolford’s thankstoves you after for running your service,’out of the award with BEIRUT — The top U.N. accepted volunteerofficial commitments. in Syria on Mon - andother I’m sources like ‘Whatof fuel. are you Black & White With Color members of the three other Becauseday of demandedthe long weekend, immed doingThe thankingU.N. says me?62,000 Thank people are trapped in the armed services on Sept. 1 at there atewas and more unconditional SADD worki- you.’” This image made four towns. Their fates are the group’s annual convention to be humanitariandone and he also access spent to Wolford is proud to be in from aerial drone in Cincinnati. linked through a recipro- nearby is riddled with bul- a fewtens hours of thousandsSaturday withof peo his- the Army, but his ambitions footage released by Wolford is originally from “little” from Big Brothers Big calare agreement to one day between work in law lets. ple trapped in four towns, the International Redmond in central Oregon. Sisters. In all, he volunteered rebelenforcement, groups and ideallythe Sy the Fed- The fight to retake warning of starvation. Committee of the Red He enlisted in the Army two about 20 hours during the ianeral government. Bureau ofFor Investigation. eachr- Ramadi involved air- The International Com- Cross on Monday strikes by Iraq and the Front Page Banner (6 col x 1”)...... $120...... $195 years ago after earning a bach- longmittee weekend. of the Red Cross medicalHe describes evacuationfascination his from interest with in U.S.-led coalition, as well elor’s degree in psychology meanwhileWolford described released drone the expe a- government-besiegedthe FBI as a shows destruction in as several bombings by IS and justice. He wasas assigned his first riencefootage of showing receiving extensive the Spirit town, a childhoodfor example, game thata he kept Ramadi, Iraq. which also booby-trapped to Fort Wainwright damageof Service to Ramadi, award which as “hum patient- into must adulthood. be evacuated ICRC VIA ortAP , several buildings. More duty post. wasbling.” taken The back American from the Legion from a town“For besiegedme, it kind by of neverand celebration. left is than 100 civilians died He approaches communi- Islamicconvention State typically group in attracts rebels, andme. vice I still versa. like the idea of cops ICRC drone footage of the “Even as Ramadan itarian catastrophe is trying to return to Rama- ty service similar to how he Decemberabout 9,000 after people heavy and wasU.N. a officialsand robbers,” have said he said.comes “I want to an Cpl.end, Brycemany Wolford, an intelligence analystextreme with F devastation in am unfolding. And, make no di after IS was pushed out. Front Page Banner (6 col x 2”)...... $240...... $300 approaches national service fightingcampaign that stopdevastated for both majorthe agreement to grow obstruct up to be theordinary good guy.” peopleWainwright's are living 3rd Battalion, 21st InfantryRamadi. 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For every- ers who believe in human- “I’ve had a lot of really good this year. said it shouldFriedman be scrapped. at 459-754 fying uncertainty,” Peter demolished buildings and Aid must be allowed to one.” ity, who protect homes, opportunities in my life,” hereach Madaya,A highlight Zabadani, of the convenAn estimated- on Twitter: half @FDNMoutdoomil- Maurer said. “A human- a hospital scarred by fire, schools and hospitals, said this week after returningFoua tionand forKafraya, Wolford the was meeting,lion people are trapped The video message its ground floor reduced by Maurer included theIN BRIEF who protect civilians and from Cincinnati. “I wouldn’tU.N.’s Hershelresident coordinaWoodrow- “Woody”in 18 areas the U.N. clas to mangled wire and rub- The following types of advertising are not accepted for the front page of the Alaska Post: treat people they capture be who I am or where I amtor, if Yacoub El Hillo, said sifies as besieged, though- ble. An ambulance park with respect,” Maurer hadn’t had some really greatin Damascus. Madaya and the independent moni Winter storm ed said. Zabadani, just outside the toring group Siege Watch- above the Pacific Ocean and watch set for capital, are encircled by puts the number at one the word was relayed by the pro-government forces, million. Pro-government JINGLENorth Slope forces are responsiblelish the for facts of the North pilots when they passed over Bars or nightclubs, alcohol, tobacco, personals, political advertising or advertising from while rebels are blockad- A winter stormIN watch is in most of the sieges,Pole accord Dispatch- incident as a tracking station at Point JUL ing Foua and25 Kafraya, YEARS in AGO NORTH Saturdayplace for higher elevations Y! ing to observers.the information was related Arguello, Calif. LOOKING BACKthe country’s northwest.Sept. 12, 1991 — 5K Run/Wacross much, Julyof the inland to their reporter.” alk & 9th 10 YEARS AGO ANCHORThe towns- have beenA North ItPole was notdis until- late June BERNE, At North1K Slope,Kids with heavy snow POLE — 75 YEARS AGO Santa Claus Run with the Sept. 12, 2006 —besieged since last year, that the U.N. was able to CAPE expectedHouse to begin fallingElves this patcher used the city’s con- 50 YEARS AGO Sept. 12, 1941The — Germans in North Pole An armed Talkeetnawith aid convoys allowed reach the last of the 18 morning and tapering off AGE — fidential policeareas computer with aid, to andSept. offi- 12, 1966The — Gemini SWITZERLAND — political action committees. only sporadically to man barricaded himself check license plates out of KENNEDY, FLA. — have lost their last chance through Tuesday night. replenish food and medi- cials say they need open Six to 11 inches is expected, in his trailer home for two her own “political curiosity,” 11 astronauts, swift hunt- to equal Napoleon’s 1812 cal stocks. The last deliv- corridors, not one-off Today’s Lucky Number days and resisted chemical according to Alaska State ers in the sky, accomplished schedule of 83 days for the according to the National ery was made in April. deliveries. Jan Egeland, assaults and a high pres- Troopers, and they have no man’s quickest rendezvous taking of Warsaw and Mos- Weather Service. the U.N. humanitaria The severe weather is sure water streamAid but group sur- Doctorsevidence that North Pole of high-flying space vehicles cow. On this, the 83rd day Without Borders says 16 adviser for Syria, said lastn rendered when Alaska State Mayor Carleta Lewis had today as a dramatic prelude of the German invasion of expected to affect locations at people died in Madaya week that only 60 percent JULY Troopers ripped away part anything to do with the inci- to three adventurous days in Russia, the Red Army news- 2,500 feet elevation and high- from siege conditions in of people in besieged areas of his home’s wall with a dent. space. paper Red Star asserted the er, according to the Weather January, even after aid have “really gotten help.” bulldozer. Troopers say “rumor were They caughtN-33 and captured Nazis are being driven west- Service. Troopers wason Friday allowed tried in. El Hillo The head of the ICRC LAST Travel is expected to be dif- not substantiated”meanwhile called that on lead -an Agena targetG satellite ward toward Smolensk at to arrest Donaldsaid the B. Voorhis,U.N. is “calling A M E DAY ficult. 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June 18, 2018 File: 2047056203
Attention: Bill Butler Director of City Services City of North Pole 125 Snowman Lane North Pole, AK 99705
Dear Mr. Butler,
Reference: North Pole 2018 Water System Expansion - Control Programming Professional Services Proposal
Stantec Consulting Services Inc. (Stantec) is pleased to provide you with this scope and fee proposal to provide integration programming, including the PLC logic programming and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) screen development for additional monitoring and controls at the water treatment plant (WTP) and Peridot Pump House (PH).
SCOPE OF SERVICES
The scope of service for the proposed designs are as follows:
TASK 1: SITE VISIT AND KICKOFF MEETING
A Stantec control engineer will visit the site to meet with the CONP operations staff to get their input, review existing system architecture, and review current programs and graphic screens. In addition, the Stantec engineer may offer suggestions and recommendations for improvements. Stantec will document the meeting comments and discussions and provide a written record.
Input received during the kickoff meeting will help the integration programmer to deliver products that meet the expectations of the operators and end users. The site visit is expected to take approximately 2 days onsite.
TASK 2: INTEGRATION PROGRAMMING
Working remotely the integration programmer will develop the graphic screens and PLC logic programs for the new filters and pump station. The “PLC program” is the logic code that automates and operates the equipment; the “SCADA graphic screens” are the graphical user interface the operators use to monitor and manipulate the equipment, via the PLC program.
Integration programming will include:
• Modification of WTP SCADA graphic screens to add the additional filters and equipment. • Modification of WTP PLC program as required to interface the additional filters and equipment. • Development of Peridot PH SCADA and local operator interface graphic screens. • Development of Peridot PH PLC program.
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Reference: North Pole 2018 Water System Expansion - Control Programming Professional Services Proposal
Section 40 90 00 Process Control and Instrumentation Systems, Section 3.8 specifies the sequence of operations and logic required at Peridot, and at the WTP. This document also specifies programming and graphic standards for the project. The Integration programming will conform to this specification.
Existing SCADA screens for the WTP will be modified to incorporate the new filters and other equipment. New screens will be developed for the Peridot PH. The screens will include monitoring, control, and alarm functions as specified in Section 40 90 00.
Development of Graphic screens includes screens at both the local terminals in the WTP and Peridot pump house, and at the SCADA head end.
TASK 3: GRAPHIC SCREEN PROGRAMMING DEMONSTRATION AND REVIEW
Preliminary graphic screens will be presented to the CONP operations staff via video conference. The objective of this task is to present the look and feel of the WTP and Peridot PS monitoring screens and solicit feedback from CONP operations staff. Comments received during the demonstration will be incorporated into the final graphic screens before installation.
We anticipate a single round of graphic screen demonstration and review. We have allowed for addition of reasonable features, alarms, controls, etc., as may be requested by the operators during the demonstrations.
TASK 4: STARTUP AND TESTING
A Stantec control engineer will be onsite to load the control programs to the various PLCs, and to assist with the startup and testing of the monitoring and control systems for the new WTP equipment and pressure filters and Peridot PH. The Stantec engineer will work with the CONP Operations staff and the Contractor’s staff to thoroughly test the local and remote SCADA monitoring and control screens and programming, including communications and alarm functions. Functionality and testing will be witnessed and verified on forms developed for the project.
One visit for each site is anticipated with up to 3 days onsite for the pump station and 7 days for the WTP.
The construction contractor is responsible for ensuring the physical control equipment is installed, wired, and tested prior to the Stantec integrator arriving on site; this includes the communications systems. If the equipment is not ready, this may require additional site visit by the integrator, at additional cost.
TASK 5: QA / QC
In compliance with Stantec internal procedures, and industry standards, internal reviews of will be conducted by knowledgeable parties not directly involved in their development. These third-party reviewers will verify that the deliverables will meet contract requirements, industry expectations, and CONP needs.
TASK 6: PROJECT MANAGEMENT
The Stantec project manager will review all deliverables before submittal, as well as prepare and submit invoices and monitor completion of tasks and deliverables.
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Reference: North Pole 2018 Water System Expansion - Control Programming Professional Services Proposal
ASSUMPTIONS AND/OR EXCLUSIONS • CONP will provide current SCADA and WTP PLC program files. • The Contractor will provide accurate redline loop drawings. • Submittals will be electronic only. • Contractor is responsible for loop testing and verification; testing and verification is completed prior to programs being loaded. • Contractor shall have work at a stage of completion to allow program upload approximately 1 month prior to substantial completion. • Contractor shall have the pressure filter manufacturer’s control system programmer on site during startup and testing of that system. • The Peridot PS cellular link will be operational for startup and testing. • Support for the startup and testing can be completed in two site visits, one each for the Peridot PH and the WTP. • Items not specifically included in the scope outlined herein are not part of our proposal. Where either Stantec or CONP identify additional work that may benefit the project, the work can be provided by amendment at contract rates as CONP directs.
SCHEDULE
Based on acceptance of this proposal by June 27th, the following tentative schedule is proposed:
Table 1: Preliminary Schedule
Activity Approximate Completion Date Task 1: Site Visit and Kickoff Meeting July 11, 2018 Task 2: Integration Programing Integral with, and prior to completion of Tasks 3 and 4 Task 3: Graphic Screen Programming Demonstration July 30, 2018 Task 4: Startup and Testing Support I/O testing and new filter startup (WTP site visit) Week of August 20, 2018 Support new pump station startup (Peridot PH site visit) Week of September 3, 2018 Task 5: QA / QC Prior to submittals above Task 6: Project Management On going
FEE
The services described here will be provided to CONP in accordance with the Professional Service Terms and Conditions previously negotiated and agreed to between Stantec and CONP. This work may be completed by change order to the existing agreement or a separate agreement. The total estimated fee for proposed services is $82,616 to be performed on a time and materials basis. The development of this fee is shown on the attached spreadsheet.
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Reference: North Pole 2018 Water System Expansion - Control Programming Professional Services Proposal
Services will be performed at the standard Stantec billing rates in effect at the time services are provided, subject to annual adjustment. Direct expenses will be invoiced at cost plus ten percent (10%). Travel, lodging, vehicles, and supplies will be invoiced at cost, without markup.
A worksheet showing the development and assumptions inherent in this fee is attached. The project will be invoiced monthly.
CLOSURE
We appreciate this opportunity to propose on this work and look forward to working with you on the successful completion of this project. If you have any questions, or would like to discuss the scope of work, please contact me or Bruce Robson by phone at (907) 276-4245.
Regards,
Stantec Consulting Services Inc.
Dean Syta PE Principal
Phone: 907-343-5260 Fax: 907-258-4653 [email protected]
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Task 6: Project Management Project 6: Task Sub-total hours Sub-total Sub-total fees QC / QA 5: Task Testing and Startup 4: Task Review and Demonstration Programming Screen Graphic 3: Task Programming Integration 2: Task Task 1: Site Visit and Kickoff Meeting Kickoff and Visit Site 1: Task System Programing Control screens and Panelview screens new SCADA plant ops, of sequence of Review and equipment add filters to screens graphic SCADA Modify WTP Travel and per diem and per Travel startup new pump station Support startup new filter Support pump station for Finalize new screens WTP for Finalize new screens client to screens proposed Demonstrate environment) (simulated tests system internal Perform diem and per Travel Report Trip new screens of generation (remote) enable offline to application SCADA existing review to visit Site year each effect in rate at charged be will - Rate Hourly Modify WTP PLC program for added filters and equipment added filters for program PLC Modify WTP Peridot PH SCADA and local operator interface graphic screens graphic interface operator and local SCADA PH Peridot Peridot PH PLC program PLC PH Peridot $216 $4,752 8 6 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 Project / CA Manager
22 Dean Syta, P.E. $5,616 $216 12 2 2 1 1 2 2 4 Process Engineer 26 Brian Miskill PE $61,664 $188 36 28 64 32 20 20 18 36 18 50 4 2 Controls Engineer 328 Phil Atkinson $139 $834 4 2 Administrative Support
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12,032 10,480
3,888 2,284 5,542 7,632 6,016 3,976 3,976 4,032 7,416 4,032
968 592 Labor Costs $9,750 $2,750 $7,000 Expenses $82,616 $12,032 $10,480 $3,888 $2,284 $7,000 $6,016 $3,976 $3,976 $7,632 $2,750 $5,542 $4,032 $7,416 $4,032
$592 $968 TOTAL COSTS Sponsored by: Mayor Ward Intorduced & Advanced: July 2 , 2018 Possible Adoption: July 16, 2018 1 CITY OF NORTH POLE 2 ORDINANCE NO. 18-14 3 4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NORTH POLE, ALASKA 5 TO AMEND THE 2018 POLICE DEPARTMENT AND FIRE 6 DEPARTMENT BUDGETS 7 8 WHEREAS, changes to the public services practices and policies is a continually changing 9 requirement; and, 10 11 WHEREAS, the City of North Pole budget should be amended to conform to the requirements 12 of the City; and, 13 14 WHEREAS, the police department budget is not to be increased in this adjustment, and 15 16 WHEREAS, the fire department budget is not to be increased in this adjustment; and, 17 18 WHEREAS, the proposed changes are within the department however they are across categories 19 and their fore cannot be made without council approval, 20 21 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of North Pole that it 22 approves the police and fire department changes as listed in the fiscal note to be attached to this 23 ordinance. 24 25 Section 1. This ordinance is of a general nature and shall not be codified. 26 27 Section. Effective date. 28 This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon passage. 29 30 PASSED AND APPROVED by a duly constituted quorum of the North Pole City Council this 31 _____ day of _____, 2018. 32 33 34 ______35 Bryce J. Ward, Mayor 36 37 ATTEST: 38 39 ______40 Judy Binkley, North Pole City Clerk PASSED/FAILED Yes: No: Absent:
1 City of North Pole, Alaska
Fiscal Note Year:
Accompanying Ordinance/Resolution #: Ordinance 18-14
Originator I Sponsor Name: Mayor Bryce Ward
Date: 6-27-18
Does the Ordinance or Resolution have a fiscal impact? yes no
Fund-Dept. Account Description Account# Debit Credit Title GF Police Wages Full Time 01-53-1-100 26,200 GF Police IT services 01-53-2-220 5,200 GF Police Professional Services 01-53-2-235 1,000 GF Police Travel and Training 01-53-2-510 5,000 GF Police Building Maintenance 01-53-7-700 5,000 GF Police [ransferout 10,000 FF Police Police Fleet transfer in 23-00-3-999 10,000 FF Police Police Fleet vehicle Purchase 23-10-9-922 10,000 GF Fire Vehicle maintenance 01-54-6-610 2,500 GF Fire Building maintenance 01-54-7-700 2,000 GF Fire Office Supplies 01-54-3-335 500 GF Fire Maintenance Contract 01-54-2-230 5,000 Summary: (Brief description of proposed alterations as defined by accompanying ordinance or resolution. Where did the money come fromand how will it be used).
Changes to budget to reflect cost savings in personnel cost and increases to other categories. Transfer to fleet fund is to offsetexpected equipment expenses to be drawn fromoperating budget.
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Finance Approvat, L;,. 7'-;::f Date: 6 -,?J-Lg:: NOTE- Fiscal notes attached to an ordinance are considered amendments to the budget and do not require an additional approval forinsertion into the budget document.