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qualifications. Phase 3 is dependent upon a signed Development Agreement for Rice Creek <br />Commons, strategy for this can be discussed further at the meeting. <br />Also provided in Attachment A, as only a reference, are the "current" PW org chart and what is <br />anticipated for TCAAP "full -build" PW Org Chart. <br />Primary duties of the Street Lead: <br />• Storm Sewer falls under the Street Lead's responsibility <br />• Lead the day-to-day activities <br />• Plan work within their division from week -to -week <br />• Implement division tasks outlined in the Public Works Maintenance Plan <br />• Quality control <br />• Assists in the preparation of the Public Works Maintenance Plan <br />The Maintenance Lead positions allow for more detailed maintenance/repair information to be <br />prepared for each division to put us in a "proactive" maintenance state and get us away from <br />being "reactive". All Maintenance Workers and all Maintenance Leads are still required to be <br />cross -trained and supplement labor needs in all divisions. <br />To manage labor force needs, the Maintenance Leads, PW Superintendent, Assistant PW <br />Director, Public Works Director/City Engineer and Parks and Recreation Manager meet Monday <br />through Thursday for 30 minutes at the end of the day discuss scheduling and determine what <br />labor force is needed to accomplish activities outlined in the Public Works Maintenance Plan <br />(Attachment B) and other project or City function coordination needs. <br />Attachment B is the 2025 Public Works Maintenance Plan. On page 1, within the Table of <br />Contents, each division has estimated labor hours to complete each task outlined in the plan. <br />Emergency type work is not included in the labor hours estimates as they vary drastically from <br />year to year, it should be understood that any emergency event that occurs during normal <br />business hours will increase the labor hour gap. <br />The Total 2025 PWMP Estimated Labor Hours=19,817 <br />8 FTEs with an annual 2080 hours each = 16,640 hours <br />In 2024, we tracked the actual labor hours available from the crew of 8 FTEs which accounts for <br />PTO, Training hours and holidays. <br />PTO used in 2024 = 2009 hours <br />Training hours in 2024 = 922 hours <br />13 holidays = 832 hours <br />Total non -labor hours = 3,763 hours (which is equal to 1.81 FTEs) <br />Actual labor hours available in 2024=12,877 hours <br />If we assume similar actual labor hours for 2025, we have a gap of 6,940 hours. With current <br />staffing, in order to address that gap we will utilize the Public Works Seasonals, ICWC crew, <br />volunteers and schedule overtime when necessary; or some of the lower priority items will not be <br />completed. <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />