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City of Centerville <br />Council Meeting Minutes <br />September 23, 2020 <br /> <br />Motion by Council Member Koski, seconded by Council Member Wilharber to Adopt Res. <br />#20-023 - Adopting the Preliminary General Fund Budget & Tax Levies for 2021 as <br />Presented. A roll-call vote was taken. Mayor Love and Council Members Koski, Montain, <br />& Wilharber voted in favor. Motion carried. <br /> <br />2. City Hall Renovation – Change Order #1 – Office Area COVID Improvements <br /> <br />Administrator Statz stated that the presented Change Order #1 – Office Area COVID <br />Improvements was discussed earlier in the work session. He stated that the contractor, Crawford <br />Merz, who is completing the Council Chambers and Lobby areas of the City Hall renovation <br />project had submitted costs associated with the addition of the office area. He stated that Staff has <br />reviewed the costs and stated that the City would be foregoing most funding for reimbursement of <br />staff time ”direct/soft costs” associated with COVID-19, (duties that need to be completed due to <br />COVID-19 and not generally completed by staff: i.e., sanitizing of counters and doors, accounting <br />and training for COVID-19 expenditures, etc.) He stated that Change Order #1 would utilize a <br />large amount of the City’s portion of CARES Act Funding. He also stated that the renovation <br />would make the City Hall more “COVID” friendly, safer and healthier for employees and the <br />public providing separation. Administrator Statz shared the existing floor plan and a revised floor <br />plan for Option #1 showing the removal of the current (2) back offices and relocating them, adding <br />one (1) additional office, moving the kitchen and A/V room, adding an egress emergency door, <br />and enlargement of the Administrator’s office to include a conference area which would cost <br />$150,000. He reported that this is in addition to the lobby and Council renovation. <br />Mayor Love stated that this was discussed earlier during the Work Session. Council Member <br />Montain stated that because if involves CARES Act Funding he voiced that he was conservative <br />on the spending of these funds, he felt that the project would be going forward, but was concerned <br />if there was a split vote would it affect additional funding in the future. He stated that he was not <br />against the project or CARES Act Funding. He also stated that the project was viable, well thought <br />out, looked at thoroughly and done within a budget which he likes. Finance Director DeJong stated <br />that it does not need to be a unanimous decision. Mayor Love thanked Council Member Montain <br />for his thoughts, opposition and stated that they are valued. Council Member Wilharber felt that <br />it was a well laid out plan with the emergency exit, moving of the A/V room, a good proposal and <br />thanked staff for compiling the information. Mayor Love stated that he again is stating that the <br />City is eligible to submit staff time for CARES Act Funds, he would prefer to have “hard costs” <br />as these feel more realistic and with this project these are expenditures for real things that would <br />be benefiting our City and the health of our staff. <br />Motion by Council Member Wilharber, seconded by Council Member Koski to Approve <br />City Hall Renovation – Change Order #1 – Office Area COVID Improvements as Submitted. <br />Administrator Statz requested the inclusion of in an amount not to exceed $150,000. <br />Council Member Wilharber and Council Member Koski Accepted the Friendly Amendment. <br />A roll call vote was taken. Council Member Montain – Nay, Mayor Love, Council Member <br />Koski & Council Member Wilharber in favor. Motion carried 3/1. <br /> <br />3. LaMotte Park Irrigation System - Change Order #1 – Meter and Minor Modifications <br /> <br />Page 6 of 10 <br /> <br /> <br />