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03-12-07 Item7B, Review of 2006 Joint Powers Agreement with Roseville
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<br />2006 PMP <br />3/812007 <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />cost share, not including the 2007 PMP related costs. The additional employee hours were <br />linked to the following projects: <br /> <br />. City Engineer Designation: When we entered into the agreement, the decision had not <br />been made to designate Roseville as the City Engineer for Arden Hills. This designation <br />expanded the agreement to include Municipal State Aid reporting and oversight of <br />projects, We also revised the URS contract to reflect this designation, <br /> <br />. CIP Development: We worked on updating the City's five-year and long range Capital <br />Improvement Plan, To accomplish this, we expanded Roseville's contract with <br />GoodPointe Technology to utilize the City's ICON pavement management software. This <br />enabled the cities to utilize this tool at a substantial cost savings to Arden Hills. Along <br />with the development of this database, we utilized Roseville's GIS technician to provide <br />graphical representations of the proposed CIP, We were also able to utilize the expertise <br />of Duane Schwartz, Roseville Public Works Director, whose background and experience <br />with CIP development were invaluable in this effort. <br /> <br />. IDSE Stage II Standard Monitoring Plan: With the vacant Public Works Director <br />position, it fell upon the Civil Engineer to assist in the development of Arden Hills IDSE <br />Stage II Standard Monitoring Plan, <br /> <br />. Project No. 06-10- Infiltration and Inflow: With the vacant Public Works Director <br />position, it fell upon the Civil Engineer to put together the report for the Metropolitan <br />Council regarding 1&1 efforts by the City. This will be an ongoing effort to eliminate the <br />excessive 1&1 that has been identified by the Met CounciL <br /> <br />. NPDES Phase II Permit Update: With the vacant Public Works Director position, it fell <br />upon the Civil Engineer to update Arden Hills' Phase II permit. This additional time <br />included City Engineer and Roseville support staff involvement. <br /> <br />. Project No. 06-13- 2006 PMP project: Due to budget and transition issues, we spent a <br />considerable amount of time getting the 2006 PMP project out to bid and under contract. <br />Issues such as easements, cost overruns, citizen information, storm water design, trees and <br />other design concerns consumed about a third of the Civil Engineer's time, It also <br />consumed other Roseville employee time to support these efforts, Mailings, meetings, <br />location maps, contract discussion, easement negotiations were attended by the City <br />Engineer and the Roseville Public Works Director. <br /> <br />Additional Work: <br /> <br />We have expanded the scope of our original agreement to provide Arden Hills with <br />additional engineering support. Project 07-07- Mill and Overlay, is being designed and <br />developed by the Roseville Engineering Department. Our proposed costs for the design <br />and feasibility report were estimated at $56,045.48, The total costs spent through <br />December 31, 2006 are $15,209.03, A summary: <br />
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