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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2017-03-08 Set Agenda with Handoutstavale, CITY OF CENTERLE COUNCIL & SWPPP/MS4 MEETING Afwirvti� 8,201 71 (,,1,,,30 p.ni. or Shortly tlivrewfter,, COUNCIL MEETING 1. Etoll Call. P1,EDGE OFA1,LEGIANCE Ill. 11IJBI11CINFOIC"ATll; ON MET.:"HNG Si�iirm Wateiiir Polliwd,01.111, Sep arate StID111M Silir"Wer.., 11r, v1p111p.PA4S4) i(PaV,.,v1­11) AIIPPODITME None V1. APPROVAL OFAGEINDA AP,PjR,1r,'.)VA1,., 1110FNIINITTES February 22, 20 .7 City CouRcH.Meeting Minutes (Pages 12 18) V111 COPWENT A(,'.v".E.NDA. ® City of Centery"ll e.FebruSaar y 23,2017 through March 8, 20, 17 Claims (Check #30861,-30886) (Page 19-20) &, (Cherk #30887,30898) 20a) 2. Centennial Lakes Police Claims through February 23, 2017 ( k #11327-11339) (Page 21) 3. Centennial it District Claims th.1rough.February 27, 2017 (Check #7773.-7786) (Page 2Z) Recommendation for.Approval of Sped alEvent Permit –Paddle Board/Canoe/K&Yak Race –'NO Oane .Left:Huss gry (Anly 23, 2017) (Paddle de.Fete) (Pages 23-35) 5. Centerville Lions Request l6r Temp. Charitable Ga.1mbling .– Raitle & 7�?, 5'ale Liquorl"icesur se, (April 29, 20.17, St. Gen's Community Center Cadillac Dinwr) (Pages 36-37) & (hwes A� 71a 3 7i�) Ix. CoLDBusl?,M',S'S 1. DisCussion on Stormwatair Fees (1,11'age,38) & (1,`i e,,,si 38a�, b. Ord. #X X.."!, SecOnd Series, 1.7 Fees 2. 201.7 014 -yr Council Focus Goa111s (Pikges 3940,) ,a,., Request,,ftv ?0 Dlqy Ewnsion b., Condidions NEW BUSINESS 1. Discussion On Social Media Policy/Records Retention (Pages 41-49) 2. ® #17-1 — Approving State of MN Joint Powers Agreement w/The City of Centerville on Behalf of its City Attorney & Police Department (Pages 50-58) 3. Court Date Services Subscriber Amendment to CJDN Subscriber Agreement (Pages 59-69) 5. Discussion on Finance Director Position — Proposal from ABDO, Eick & Meyers (Pa, is, 7 901) 6. 201 7,Rmitim,, &,Sea[BiFdsi (,t§'i, 200 - $16i,49��J) (11"ages 9191,�) 71. Apsokia qflals' 21,ftletlnqiv Afarrit 295, 201 7 (,ii"'i ''!Wiu.n X1. C01'JINCII, &,A,1111')MINIS�,rR,,,A""["",[O'N.A,NN,OIJNCEMENl"FS Adimbilstratalir Edieson irk Bavii,11110ir jVeelhiig (Ng,es 951100) )VE411DU1ViME11`1fT *REMINDERS" . Plarming & Zoning Commission Meeting -... 7, 2017,630 p.m. (Cciiar�cil Chx,) Parks &Recreation Commi-fteeMeeting March 1, 20,1 7:, 6,301 p.rr�, (( lot-incil C���l�:m��inl�r,s" ) City Council Meding Iti,,tch22,20,17,,6��30p.�m.((,,"ott�ncil(twrs) City Council Meng- plri 112:, 2017, 6 �� 3 () p m. (Cotiricil Cha,,inbers) Shake Your Shamrock 5K, 8K. &Kid' s 1/3K Walk,/Runs lkvilarch, 11, 2017,.Kelly's.Kamer, 7:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m.. 18'h Annual Well Water Wise Week May 8, 2017 May 12, 2017 fi-am 8:00 a.m. 1.2.00P,m. (Residents are encouraged to have theirvae esed), Fete des, Lacs — Ti ily, 21, 22 & 23, '2111"), 11 Pnitwell water tt CITY OF CENTERVILLE TotW Checks $16,321.54 c"J411111 3/9/2017 001008E P"RA ............... .............................. PERA WjH - PAY REIRIOD 5 090-w4r, 3/1012017 001009E OPTUM BANK - H.S.A. PAY PERIOD 5 _Q01009DMM, BANK - H.S.A. $_9 1 3/912017 001010E IRS/EFTPS FED W/H -- PAY PERIOD 5 $2,120.36 3/9/2017 001010E IRS/EFTPS FICAIMED W/H --PAY PERIOD 15 13.581.82 Ch%* " QQLQlo'IMEFTP'5 3/9/2017 001011E MINNESOTA DEPIT OF REVENUE STATE W/H - PAY PERIOD 5 OQXR4 3/7/2017 030887 POSTMASTER JAN & FEB 2017 POSTAGE FOR UT BILLING $179.26 3/7/2017 030887 POSTMASTER JAN & FEB 2017 POSTAGE FOR UT BILLING $179.26 3/7/2017 030887 POSTMASTER JAN & FEB 2017 POSTAGE FOR UT BILLING $179.2 (;heSk Nbr oo Rp5TMA5MR $537.78 3/8/2017 03088B ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY MARCH 2017 BROAD BAND $37.50 3/812017 030888 ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY APRIL 2017 BROAD BAND $37.50 3/8/2017 030888 ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY APRIL 2017 BROAD BAND $37.50 318/2017 030888 ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY JUNE 2017 BROAD BAND - ANOKA COUNTY MISSED THIS INVOICE $37.50 318/2017 030888 ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY JUNE2017 BROADBAND -ANOKA COUNTY MISSED THIS INVOICE $37.50 3/8/2017 0308BB ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY MARCH 2017 BROAD BAND $37.50 3/8/2017 030888 ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY MARCH 2017 BROAD BAND $37.50 3/8/2017 030888 ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY JUNE 2017 BROAD BAND - ANOKA COUNTY MISSED THIS INVOICE $37.50 318/2017 030888 ANOKA COUNTY TREASURY APRIL 2017 BROAD BAND I" EASURY ........... — 017 qft 318/2017 030889 CENTERPOINT ENERGY 1880 MAIN ST - SERV THRU 2-24-17 $521.69 3/8/2017 030889 CENTERPOINT ENERGY 2085 W CEDAR ST - SERV THRU 2-24-17 $686.17 3/812017 030889 CENTERPOINT ENERGY 6970 LAMOTTE DR - SERV THRU 2-24-17 $100.76 318/2017 030889 CENTERPOINT ENERGY 1737 MAIN ST - SERV THRU 2-24-17 $88.39 318/2017 030889 CENTERPOINT ENERGY 1785 PELTIER LAKE DR - SERV THRU 2-24-17 M.6-1 Q$89CENTERPOI—NTENERGY tl All A7 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVILLE IT SERVICES - JAN. 2017 $38.96 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVILLE PHONE SERV - FEB. 2017 $144.52 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVII I F PHONE SERV - FEB. 2017 $144.52 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVILLE IT SERVICES - FEB. 2017 $38.96 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVILLE IT SERVICES - FEB. 2017 $38.96 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVILLE PHONE SERV - JAN -2017 $144.52 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVILLE IT SERVICES - JAN. 2017 $38.96 3/8/2017 030890 CITY OF ROSEVILLE PHONE SERV - JAN -2017 $14452 ChgKk Nbr 03Q59_0QkiV,Qf,RQSEVILLE $733.92 3/8/2017 030891 ERICSON, MIKE MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT - THRU 1-31-17 $25.92 3/8/2017 030891 ERICSON, MIKE MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT - THRU 1-31-17 $158.76 3/8/2017 030892 GOPHER STATE ONE CALL INC SERV TH RU FEB. 2017 $6.75 3/8/2017 030892 GOPHER STATE ONE CALL INC SERV TH RU FEB. 2017 IfiL75 CheckiWr. 030892. 2017 030893 INSTRUMENTAL RESEARCH INC FEB. WATER TESTING Ch—eckOV03, $ MUMEN�TALRF$U, N 31812017 030894 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES I [VOR .2017 Erus� ATIVE a'.)NFEREN(l 121�17 ,CW­Kh�r �30894 . ........................ $125.90 3/812017 030895 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTION DEF COMP W/H - PAY PERIOD 5 3/8/2017 030896 PRESS PUBLICATIONS LOGO DROP SCHOOL BOARD - QUAD nn 3/8/2017 030897 VANTAGEPOINTTRANSFER AGENT DEF COMP W/H - PAY PERIOD 5 0, _W-�74L 0 3M7_W �),74QFP 0 T OW 3/8/2017 030898 XCEL ENERGY STREET LIGHTS CWe_ft jjo03089$' X,C EL _ENERG ... ............... -----------------------------------m TotW Checks $16,321.54 c"J411111 Dear MaVor. and CitV Counc-il cif CentenAle, The iriteiiwilli li.ions arereqUe,sting seve14l Oty Permits foir the 21017 CadflHlalc Dirmier 'We woltil Ilike to ask., that �Jhiose Iperinfit fees bre waGved bv 0-ty Coundl, to Om Ceirvil'.e rvli I lie I fons 011tib, �:l morn pirofift lorganzation in C;einiteirviUle. lAte're asiking for the fcHaMng permits in nurew.:,.Inil:: aIan pRicallion. I to 4 Day Ternpoirary/Eveint On Sale � lquoir I [ceillse; St Geirievieve Parish Commuinhy Centleir,Saltit.,u'day, AprH 29, 2017, rimnn, 6 Ilam ,to 10 prn Ptafflk!-: St. Genevieve Rarish Cornmunky Center, Saturday, AprH 29, 2017, 8,30 pr 'We aipprelciate ycnir Ihelp ar,id m,pplortJfDjj,.rtNs,year!s IIce Fishing Immm . . .......... 1 hiornas Williairbeir CeiriteirVidle I ioirus Tire,a,SLirer ,14 . . ..... . ...... 4 I ame o organization mate aian'% exempt number nt�Li� ------- ----------- 7--= Address X849 Cent ill o city t d Statealp I Conde . ing ppltOn 'f e 0='er= meD Horne phone Th 9________ _ husiine�ssph -� -7 2=.: m 9 Date(s) of event G -29-2017 Type of oirga°nrni" adoin Club I Charitable [.....� Religious thernon-ipr fut Organization officer's name CityState iip Cede Organizationofficer's nar ne City tate flip Cede t _ Cent til Organization officer°.s mare City ___ StateZip Cede � Organization offiiceir"s name city State alp Code mmmm" Location where permit will be used. If an outdoor area, describe. 6995 Centerville Road, St. Genevieve's Community ParishCenter RiChe applicant will Christensen Group r 1, i, 0 APPROVAL «> .r Fee r ount date Fee Paid Date Approv Per Dat[late City cnr Cure E-rtnnai dress r eventCLERKS NOTICE. Submit this form to Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division 30 days prior to CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DATE JMMMDrffY 1/912017 wirwilif , A aim WIN 1"1111AI .................. Himietonka KV 55343 -------- ---------- ---------------------- INSURED Centerville Lions Clidh '71SS Brian :Dr .- A :Division of ACORID 25 (20-14101) II 02 powi) John Hendrickson/LKO 01 -20'14 ACOIRI D COIRIPORAMIN., All Rights ressirved., The ACOIRD iname and kN I Ireglistaired imam rks of ACORD COVEIRAGES CEIRTIFIEA'rE1P UMIBEIR:16­17 Li ab RIEVISION NUMBEIR: TH!IS MTO GERTBFY'THx'r RIE POLKKS OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE 3EEN IISSUEDTO'niE INS UIRED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLE PEW011) INMuvm. NOTWTH&TANDING ANY BRE-WREMENT, T'LIBRIA OR GOINDITION OF ANY CONTRACT Oa OTHER DOCUMEm"r w#TH RESIREGF TO WHBCH TBIBS CERTIFICArE NMY BE MWED OR IWAY PEIRrA#14, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED IBY DiE POLICIES DERBED HERENN IIS SU13JECT TO ALL THE rEwS, EXCLUSION 16' ANDCONW�ONS OF SUCH POUCIES. LIMITS S11­10VVW MAY HAVE BEEN IREDUCIED BY IRAID CLAWS. sk 9w1q -------- — --- - -------- T19- IL 'TYPE OF QNSUIRANCE POLOCY NUIMBZR —GIENIERAL ------------------------------- ----------------------------------- POLICY EPIF Amm LIIIW"S 7 COMMERCIAL ILLAWLITY IEArH 00CURREINCE $ 110001000 A CLAVJ8­MADE bik]OWUR .10off000 A175402 7/7/20is 7/7/2017 MIFDIEXp EXCLUDED rs ............. . ........ ---- -- PERSONAL & ADV IINJURY $ 1w 000, 000 - ------- --------------- ------------- ------- N'IPL Ecr ArE LRIMOIT- �K,PEP4Z 2,-0-0-0-,-0-0-0 I�TL AGE_R_EGATE _GxEOAGUCGYR F-] JEGrMILOC _PE -0 ODUCPS-COM ROPA--- ------2 -GG 000,000- AkUTOMOBBLE UABLITY -- - — ------------ ANYAUTO $ AILL ONNED SCHEDULED Auros AUTOS --------- 90101ILY11WURY(Petaccident) $ INON.-UWNEED HIRED AUTOS ... AUTOS P"Ro-F ----- $ UMIDIREILILA LINE OCCUR CC EAGH OCCURRIEWE $ EXCESS LIAB CLAIMS -MADE CLAD FDED=RCTEN�T�PDN ----------- ------------------------------ ---------- ---------- $ ORKEOM COMPENSATION R__ AND EMPLOYERWILBAWILITY rT r ____________________ ANNY PROPRI_ tORPARTNEFVF-*-'CQJTWE OFARCE RAIEMBER EXCLUIDEM? IMIA EAC --- -- H AM----- - -------- L ----------------- IE.IL..-EL (Mandatacy In NH) =EASE - EA EMPLOYEE $ ff"- E.n 6sBaft under DES OPERATIOW ­­ ------------------ -------------------- imipnON OF Wrjw E.L.D181EASE-ImILOCYLIMIT $ A. LIQUOR L:rABI=rr A175406 7/7/2016 7/7/2017 IFJrH COMM014 rAUSE *1 000,000 AGGREGATE $1,000,000 "05CMIP"ni" "IF OPERKnONS t LOCA'nONS I VEINRCLNES (ACORID 101., AddMouW Raimots GcheduIu, may be aftched N irrenaar¢e space Is requqrbd) Re - Rvent April 201'7 Certificate Holder in included as an Additional Insured -under the Clonnercial Genera) Liability and Liquor Liability when required :by written contract. 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Tuesday, March 07, 217 1406 ILII To:IWke Ericson Paul Palzeii Greg Burmeister; Varese Bender Subject: IFW:: Centerville Storm Water Fund FYI From- Ellen IP ulIs tlm [g].p t!: iQ; ., d !I;,�a; ; ;ur:�l.. Q..l�.11l ; ,ilmm�'W, ....................................... ygy Sent. Tuesday, March 07, 2017 12:58 IPI i rug To. S' t u Mark lr a . Pl ....t.;1 :: '.:s ... da,.,c....p... . Subject. RIF..: Centerville Storm Water Fund every year might finally get us there at me point. I know a lotproblems raidedneeds. The fee gets raised and the funds get ' r fly WI ii, :oIllleiiro If",uiilke llu ? 51 2149 29102. ---------------------------- sent: Tuesday, M arch 07, 2017 12.41 PM ® IPn,, �'; it'> ® u .. :' ,u:I.III:p4'QW!::.:...9 :1 l lll� ,illi,!,,,,,, ,,,, sit °�.�:,:.....�..:'!.!�. ® Ellie PaulsethIQI::II pImQ,'u,I Q w ll"Qf°:IQ�uW I!:Q QI,.QLI W IIW Q.0 u m <, u`, uu, 11 „VIV'm W III;;;II U"1I III;;IIt Wlll,,lll,.11f';:W IIQuW„u'm iu r l Ericson Wh�IIW,I;ur'liusumu "III;;:II W°1IIIQ;:II '11111,IQ,.Q II III�uW.ur W °mu 1VIErIwso .a.......................................'” �° I LisMr uudQrig° IlWllb a°muu°ri,u,, umw ® Greg Burmeister %hurunmial,steir M u'entu; T res Bender �*�''k.W:isle. ................................ r i ,l urrit r)tilllua,unln oirvl Illiml,, ,.,,,,, Centerville SoWater Fund zo y r; Associdle Stanilec 2335 1 fighway 36'sir* St. Pa d MN55113 3819 Phot,ie: [651) 604-4709 Ciefi: (651) 775-51"26 Twit[ or ............. MM+e M I O]PNJL- 10"', MUMMA UNT This email has been scanned by the Symantec Email Security.cloud service. For more information please visitp htI,,.L//R-ww. syrn an teccloud. wrg YII IIII staiipltp 10 To: Centerville City Council From: Mark Stat '1880 Main St 233.5 Highway wa yP 3 'West Centerville, MN 5,503 St. IPaul, Minnesota 55113 File:: City of Centerville -- General Date: February 2 , 2.017 Enginee61rg of mnrmlrn: 2017 Storm Water OFinauowlud Pinally 1 At the direction of the City Council, we have performed a brief analysis of the city's Ston -n Water Fund. In reviewing the annual budget, we focused on the amount being set aside for depreciation, pond dredging and other capital outlay. We did not review other budgetary line items such as wages, benefits and other department expenses. Current BuiliJigiet budgeted for capital projects. Below is a summary of the previous budgets Yeah Pei° rruu.,iu ;r F:': urrs: liiffeii, eirice 2014 $97,538 $103,828($6,290) 2015 $105,167 r1i $104,000 2017* $106,000" *Budgeted figures $21,919 $108,200 ($4,200) $106,000 ($0) Clearly, an increase of this magnitude is not economically viable in one year, or even over the course at a few short years. Our recommendation ,,endeavor to raise the storm water utility rates incrementally, e reviewing the city's policy on funding depreclafion in their mg xwmmmiiwa!�Tz, 11 eAn urm a HI cKrnmAir4tv In intind %tonn tm otL,l!:ar Fund d of nct yMi (.?�.dnenx r m� mu ma CL It I ma qq� q 14 113 1 P T 01 II� a 9 nr- �w h^- n:::& OR �9' m Ci IW,6 0 Oma nb 0�6 � 1 aab www s lop � uati 1 1 uaw Iia IN �a m•x Mian 40 �o amaI- w ata M'rvN w— a� Mai aw IS11 00 CS, , 0 im and m cv a d�mI V m I mw qaTw 0IKms 41 n:;°6 CM°Q"N' WWaq:;n6 MMMYbM 4Y.'9.m 'rewM�N M rrP. 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Since that time, the District has a more robust practice of receiving a more formal agreement. Given this, the District Is using this opportunity another maintenance agreement. City Discussion: City should determine whether they would like to proceed with a programmatic agreement or a project specific agreement. Both are attached. This would need to be completed with the City as the owner of the property. Note: that the city will want to ensure they have right of access (through a drainage and utility easement, EMORAIMPM etc.) to enter the property once It changes hands in order to complete this maintenance. S. Applicant rnust provide an attested copy of the agreement. It its nip tui the city metiertoenter !into a prograrnmatic agreement orsite.-specific agreement, lit can be best to have this itpcorded on the property, 6. Sulbvni-tt.alof-suir-etyintine airnouin,taf$2,000 City and Ruffirlidge will need to work out who submitsthe surety forth proect. J Next. Stpps:, 'The permit will not be issued until the above items are received, 'The permit will then be issued to the landowner, which is the City. Once the property changes is sold, the City can complete a permit transfer form to Ruffridge Johnson, District staff is available for any questions moving forward, W, -RCWD CAPIR OC of Permit #16-116 2005 Maintenance Letter Draft'Template documents -for maintenance. Page2 . .............................................................................................................................................................. -- -- . . ...... . .......... 0 2e 017FIGIAll 11�)OCIUME114T:1 hils En(,i-selor 11 s rejj�poii�t fms lbeeii- ow. I t by RC'WD tihe rZCWD Board of Managem. "T he Recomiii-nendations Stipulaflons RICE" CREEKWATERSHED DIST11-1,10 1::�e1ow,,:;1re iii-tem!'poiii'aled as 1:�vinidiii,,iig laians of RCW1) 13emirlt 116- 116 Peirmilt Application INuinnber. lPeirmit Applicant Name: Ruff'ridge Joliinsoin l:..:.iq1uipm1ent ........................................................ Milke Ericson City of Centerville 1880 Mailin Street Centerville, MIN 55038 Ph. 651-429-3232 Fx:: 651-429-8629 meiicson@oenteirvililleirnn.,00irn Officlal IRe essintative: 2r Join Pederson 3024 46, Street SE Minneapolis, MIN 55414 ft 612-378-9558 Fx� ionp@rjequip.com Chuck IPlowe PlowEngineering, line 6776 ILake Drive INE Uno ILakes, MN 55014 Ph:: 651-361-8210 Fx., 651-361-8701 chuck@p1lowe.com ggosultaint: Jay Thorson Dailey Companies IP. 0., lBox 490206 Blaine, MIN 55"9 Ph.''763-784-3910 Fx: 612-7,17-7427 jayt@ . _0dalley.compainles.,inet Ruffridge Johnson Equipment Company Pu[gose: FSD — Final Site Drainage, Construction of new building and parking lot Ote _slzel 5.0± acre parcel / 3.4 acres of disturbed area, existing and proposed imper0ous area is 0.0 ± acres and 2.65 acres, respectively Location: Commerce Drive, 300± Ift west of 21"t Ave N. Centerville T -R -S: NW Y4, Section 24, T31 N, R22W District Rule: C, D Recornii! 1.! .! a: CAIP111RO(�'O` nnis, ............................................... It is recommended that this Perm it Application be given Conditional Approval Pending Receipt of Changes (CAS ROC) and outstanding its related to the following items. Rule C ® Sty tar 1. Applicant must provide as -built survey of bio -filtration basins and evidence of maintenance of the sig tar pond. See Finding 2 for additional detail. Rule D ® Erosion and _Sediment Control 2. Submit the following information per Rule D.4: l loiastonEngilineeiringlinc. ZE� of` it t",:"+ Permit M.Arnibeir 116,4116 (a h1arrie, addrems'and phone nurnbeir �,Yf pa re.,�:TK)nslble flor malintarkance Of all leroslan and: sedimiant rontlol meast,m...nt... (b) i:::1rf,.)Acin docurnientafilDlIn Ch,at an NP1DE1.:,:v Ilieffnit has been applifW for, and sul:)rnitkid, ter the Minnesinta Polkition Contrw,:)II Agency (MFICA) . Administrative 3. Send one final, signed 11 x1 7 sized plan set to the IDistidet, and e.-maill a full sized pdf copy to both the Distirict and the District Engineer. Include a list of changes -that have been made since approval by the 1Board.. Ensure EOIF are labeled. 4. 'The applicant must memorialize the responsibility for maintenance of stormwater facliffies in a document executed by the property owner in a fonrn acceptable to the District and recorded on the deed. Alternatively, BMPs on public land may meet the perpetual maintenance obligation by executing a programmatic or prqiect-specific maintenance agreement with the District, A draft document should be subirnifted to the District for consideration prior to execution. (The agreement process requires submittal of the final original signed agreement to the(District. If the applicant needs an original of the signed agreement, then two endorsed final agreements should The submitted.) 5. 'The applicant must provide an attested copy of -the signed and notarized legal document(s) -from the County Recorder. Applicant may voish to contact the County Recorder to determine recordation requirements prior to recordation. 6. The applicant must submit a cash surety of $2,000 along Wth an original executed escrow agreement acceptable to the IDistrict. If the applicant desires an original copy for their records, then two original signed escrow agreements should be submitted. 'The surety is based an $2,000 for 3.4 acres of disturbance. f i ,% Aiy: i al it, o n s; None ...... . ...................... Exhibits, L Plan Set dated 10..a0 2015 and received 12 27-2016. 2 Record drawings containing sheets 5.01, 5.02, and 8.08, dated 6-12-2016 and recA, ved 1-17-2017. 3. As -built volumes of west and east pond, not dated and received 1-18-2017. 4. Permit Application signed by -the City of Centerville, dated 12-30-2016 and received 12-30-2016, 5 Permit Application signed by Ruffridge Johnson Equipment Company Inc, dated 12-21-2016 avid received 12-27-2016. 6. to ter Calculations, dated 10-30-2015 and received 12-27-2016, containing narradve, drainage maps, HydroCAD report for the 2 - year, 10 -year, and 100- ar raWall events for proposed and existing conditions. 7. Certificate of Survey, dated 10-08.15 and received 10-30-15. 8, Minnesota Weband Conservation Act Declaration of Restrictions and Covenants For Projecl- Specific Wetland Replacement, dated 11-24-10 and received 12-27-10. 9. Geotechnicat Report-, dated 12-05-05 and received 01-03-17. Houston Engineeding Iric Page 2 of 4 218/2017 a. .... . .. . RCNI) Permit INit.vnber 116 116 iDescri2ti on — 'rhie- pirpir,:,cl lr.�ropcoses to oonsTruct a inew bid�U! rig aparkling 1r:xt on I xit �2 Biir,.)ck I of Clearwater Business Pairk in Centerville, KIM. It he ix-oposed proilect area i!s curreinlity i,ugwriied by the City of Centerdfle. 11he pirpJ1r,,,ct willi create- 2.6!ff, acires of lirinpeirvious surfaces and dhiiIurb 3.410± acres ovendNll I he prr4ect discheirges,:saiah tolUll'ie,110 3 Main ll"irunll�,, and dUrnately to I alke 1:31610eirthe ll',Psource �of Concern (lk(Z)% i he applicant Ihas sdtxnlltled a total ir.A $3,,750 ifcn,1the correspoirids to 2.5-5 acmm of nPwhredev6li:)peid irnlPeNiOUS SLIIIIM., and 2.6-10 scres of land dlstt.,urb,,�ince. 2. ........................................ Solis on site are primarily organic clays (HSG D) soils. Thus, infiltration is not considered feasible and the proposed BMPs are acceptable to meet the water quality requirement. The BMPs were constructed under permit 05-110 to treat storm ter run-off from the site, as indicated in the table below. The City is both the applicant and owner of the pond. As -built records of the stormwater pond were submitted for the NURP pond in 2008 verifying that the pond was constructed to plan, however applicant must submit evidence of maintenance or arrange to maintain the pond during the construction process. Based on District LIDAR, the blo-filtration basins were constructed, however as-builts must be provided to confirm the size. An acceptable maintenance obligation must be submitted (see Finding 7 for additional details). During a 2.54nch rain -fall event, the stormwater pond requires a dead storage volume of 75,490± cubic feet. The pond provides a total storage volume of 89,600± cubic feet thus providing sufficient storage. The stormwater pond has been designed to NURP standards and has remaining volume for future development. Outlet control structures from the pond have skimming devices capable of preventing oil and debris for the 1 -year event and controlling the 2 -year, 10 - year, and 100 -year event.. The pond has a riprap stabilized EOF at elevation 901 on the west side. The entire site drains to the NURP pond. The bio -filtration basins have been designed for to control only. The applicant has met all the Water Quality requirements of Rule C.6 and the design criteria of Rule C.g(d). The previously approved calculations used the NU RP pond, blofiltration basins and the approved impeMous area listed above to show compliance with District Rule C.7, These BMPs were, developed under prior District Rules which used TP 40 precipitation values in modeling. Current District Rules now requires applicants to submit modeling using Atlas 14 precipitation values. The existing regional star water BMPs have been constructed for the overall commercial development. The current project site is only a portion of the drainage area of the overall rate control calculations for the development. Modeling of the entire drainage area with Atlas 14 values would be considered an unreasonable burden for the applicant. Analysis conducted by the ....................................................... . ........ ........ . ................................ .. . ............. . . . . ............................................................................................ ... . ....................... . . . ...... . ................... . .. . .................................. ... . ... . ............................ . .............. . ...................................... .... . . ..... . . ......................................... . ...................................... ................................ 11--iloustoiri Engllirieering Il,inc P'alge 3 cU4 218/20V Off-site - South of Commercial Driver et Bia-filtration Basin B On-site — East property line NA - Rate Control Only ............... .............. Solis on site are primarily organic clays (HSG D) soils. Thus, infiltration is not considered feasible and the proposed BMPs are acceptable to meet the water quality requirement. The BMPs were constructed under permit 05-110 to treat storm ter run-off from the site, as indicated in the table below. The City is both the applicant and owner of the pond. As -built records of the stormwater pond were submitted for the NURP pond in 2008 verifying that the pond was constructed to plan, however applicant must submit evidence of maintenance or arrange to maintain the pond during the construction process. Based on District LIDAR, the blo-filtration basins were constructed, however as-builts must be provided to confirm the size. An acceptable maintenance obligation must be submitted (see Finding 7 for additional details). During a 2.54nch rain -fall event, the stormwater pond requires a dead storage volume of 75,490± cubic feet. The pond provides a total storage volume of 89,600± cubic feet thus providing sufficient storage. The stormwater pond has been designed to NURP standards and has remaining volume for future development. Outlet control structures from the pond have skimming devices capable of preventing oil and debris for the 1 -year event and controlling the 2 -year, 10 - year, and 100 -year event.. The pond has a riprap stabilized EOF at elevation 901 on the west side. The entire site drains to the NURP pond. The bio -filtration basins have been designed for to control only. The applicant has met all the Water Quality requirements of Rule C.6 and the design criteria of Rule C.g(d). The previously approved calculations used the NU RP pond, blofiltration basins and the approved impeMous area listed above to show compliance with District Rule C.7, These BMPs were, developed under prior District Rules which used TP 40 precipitation values in modeling. Current District Rules now requires applicants to submit modeling using Atlas 14 precipitation values. The existing regional star water BMPs have been constructed for the overall commercial development. The current project site is only a portion of the drainage area of the overall rate control calculations for the development. Modeling of the entire drainage area with Atlas 14 values would be considered an unreasonable burden for the applicant. Analysis conducted by the ....................................................... . ........ ........ . ................................ .. . ............. . . . . ............................................................................................ ... . ....................... . . . ...... . ................... . .. . .................................. ... . ... . ............................ . .............. . ...................................... .... . . ..... . . ......................................... . ...................................... ................................ 11--iloustoiri Engllirieering Il,inc P'alge 3 cU4 218/20V Ili (,',WIfs rmilt INuunnlbeir 16-116 District has showrn that BIMPS designed to be oompfiant withDistrow.-A it ntroll niles uwing rIP 40 precipitation values wire typirAilly compliant wherh usling Adas 14 pirecillphatloin valluns, as indicated lin a mernoraindt.orin by HIM dated May 'l 4, 20114 and fified RCWI.'.) Rule Implications of Adaptinq.Ades '14. Additiorwally, 'hhn irinemorandurn also determlined that freeboard rep.jiliren,mints woulld be deeirned complilaint wilihout additior-mi modelling if the existing emergency oveifim elevation of the IBMP was 2 feet lower thain the to en" elevation., "The prol ose Iprpyect rneets -these requirements as the proposed slb on grade eintry is 9063 and -the proposed iiimpervious area is less ttiiain the approved livniper0ous area., Based ont1hese considerations (the precipitation ainalysis and an EOF greater than 2feet low it thain the lowast opening), and ino local adverse limpacts due to aff--silt e peak flow management, the Iprrojecmeeafts Ip for rate requirements of C.7 mind fireelimaird requii mwents; of GR, & Wetlands F'Iheire are no wegands located withlin the project area., 4., floodphilin — The site is iqq)t in a regulatory floodiplain. 5. Erosion Control — Proposed erosion rzntiroll imethods iInclude sift -fence, rock voinstrue fioirn eintrainces, inlet protection and rip crap., Ain INIR:DIES permit !is required -for the proJect., 11he linforimation listed ii,jinder O'De Erosion and Sedimentation CoinVol Recornivneridatiorm meads to The submitted. Othe erwise,the e project rornjpHm� vWth RCWD Rule ID requireirinents. 6. 2IDrgalngqj,§� ...... . ... I he imain tirx.iink of ACID 55 injins aloing the western (prop rhy 111ine., There are no deferred drainage charges forth e property. The Iliistrict Ih iteceived an acce-ptaloll e easement meeting the requireivnents of CA O(Ib) under Ipervnit 5-110,. T 21Do9cuumirmeali ' i Easernents and Maintenan bllii iiczirn .........P r G,5(a), whein an e istirn iregional IBM IP is proposed to manage Monnwateir runcyff, the applicant shall showthe RIM IP Is subiec t to maintenance obligadoins eirdbrceable lby the DislAct. Tlhe exasfiing maintenaince letter submitted undeir Ipermiit 05-110 is not considered acceptable. Applicant rrhust ii,,olpdate imainle inance obligations lin a imanirier, acceptable to th IDistrict. 8. Previous Permit In -foie Previous perivnit linformation iinrludes 15-1831R, 15.099 (permit was Previous w . I thdrawin), and 05....'l 10. Hot.tii;tani 1E.Englineeemir IInc Page 4 of 4 218/20117 . ....... .... � . .... ..... . MAINTENANCE AGREM111111,S-AT Stormwater Management Facilities T faw")MAIR �4M&41I This Maintenance Agreement ("Agreement") is imade by and behNeen 'the Rice Creek Watershed District, a watershed district with purposes and powers set -forth at Minnesota Statutes Chapters 1031E and 1031D and a drainage authorility pursuant to chapter 103E of the laws of the State of Minnesota, (RCWD), and [NAME AIND DESCRIPTION OF PUBLIC EINTITY WITH WHICH AGREEMENT IIS TO BE MADE;j ("Permittee"). Recitals and Statement of Purpose WHEREAS pursuant to IMinnesota Statutes § 103D.,345,, the RCWD has adopted and implements Rule C, Stormwater Il anagernent Plans; WHEREAS IRule C imposes certain requirements, which the Permittee will meet in this case by constructing and maintaining stormwater management facilities as !identified oin the site plan !incorporated into this Agreement as Exhibit & WHEREAS in accordance with Rule C and as a condition of Permit the Permittee's obligation -to maintain these stormwater facilities must The m;min -oriallized by a recorded maintenance declaration or, alternatively, a maintenance agreement establishing the Permliftee's perpetual maintenance obligation; WHIE( EAS'the Permittee and the RCWD execute this Agreernen'tto'tui ffill the condition of Permit-, and concur that it is binding and rests on mutual valuable consideration; Ile ON THE EXHIBM. The Permittee will: 66 1 1 61*, b. Inspect stormwater infiltration and filtration basins, including rain gardens, annually, to preserve live storage capacity at or above the design volume. 4f, Remove vegetation, maintain healthy pliant growth and itemove excess sediment and debris -to ensure that the facilities continue to perform per design. c., inspect grit chambers, surrip catch basins and sump manholes annually. Accumullated sediment and debris will The removed so that the each facility continues to operate as designed and erosion or structural problems are corrected,, d. Inspect conveyances and other structures annually. Ensure preservation of designed hydraulic capacity. 2. If the Perimittee conveys into private ownership a'tee interest in all or any portion of the public property that is subjectto this Agreement, it must requireas a condition of sale, and enforce:: (a) that the purchaser record a declaration an -he property incorporating -the stormwater management facility mainteriance requirements of -this Agreement; and (b) that recordation occur either before any encumbrance is recorded on -the property or, if after, only as accompanied by a subordination and consent executed by. -the encumbrance holder ensuring -that the declaration will run with the land in perpetuity. If the Permittee convoys Into public ownership a -fee interest in gill or any portion of -the prop ertylthat its subJect to this Agreement, it must require as a condition of the purchase and salla agireement that the purchaser accept an assignment of all obligations vested under this Agreement. 3 -This, Agreement is In for for five years fToirn 'the date on which it is fully executed and will Ir ma automatically for five-year terims unless terminated by the parties,. This Agreement may be amended only in a writing signed by the parties. 4, The recitalls are incorporated as a part of this Agreement. IN WITNESS WAIERE0117, the parties emir to Ihave executed this Agreement. 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MVM"4w ActWm1qqumI opportimHy Employer gM &�pjojee, Own*d f'ff� is byar%�[ between t1wRice Creek 'W�Ltershed Dist,lixzt, a sped -al purpose unit Df fr p h IN I ?ters 103B and 103D and ffie,� o,rwICrs set in fin Scwrute,�,,,.� C.1ar a (..Jlader City arild pirAidc,4 subc lkvisk:m fthe St2te ofMinnesota (CT.rr Y). "� T JrF RI I .E,,/!�i.S prtmimn't to bvllinriemut a Stwi.aes I 03D.:545the RX...' NWD llhnms adopted arid implernerits Ride C, St m" 1IYVF1[]E,R F,,.A.S i..,indcr. Rule IC, certain land' idevelopment activi Oy mquires a, lari-OcnI to ii-ecord a (.11;.X12.rIdIDE1 t.'Siii�abhshing the landowgat-r's perpebaA 6bliption to iir.isPecl: wwid main,12in s,t1L:wn,wa1brx nmnageirnent,f.kc, dies; II, RI a, pabliclandwimer its f,.:)b1igatii OtmAll U1 WIM HAS ft-Im. dme to dine CELT is subject to stain rm.,water facilitym,.,r.lia.i.ntenza(,-,e rexjuiremet::ir-L-, R putsuant tri t. h e terror, I an' C_W.F)p erm.ft; WHEREA. cnY, as a.Munidpat Separate StaffSewerSyqte-m (Mr4), is oblipted to inspect and niaintair� Tatra stormI accc..)rdance -with the terms of a. Clean WaterAct peffrit. administev.:II the D4inncs(.::Pta Polludf..)nContro.I.Agency, and the. pavies desire to prom Colisistrncy iii fachiLym-n-appm, ent requ,,dremerxts consistemt vntli RCVM authn-rity to set requirenaeWs nec'ess ar.y to M. ect its nAes; and °'1:1r ERTHAS the U.M.) and CITY. c( mcur timet :at: is more effective, and proce�durallymore efficier.:it .for the 'R. and C.Me'to agree, on oandard r q�iirements f:k:)r storrawater facffityins.pectio,.n and maintenance, end to thescrequirements in fh.is Agteemen:tfor. inrxmporation into fumm permit.s. 171RERETORE: III CIVY apprees u)inspectamud mAintain AI stray nwater best manageix:wnt practices (B.Mps), owned: by the City or maintained by ffie City under anro�ti.ier,'iLnte:rgovc:r.nm.ieAitaI agreenkcat, that Eiiave beerit. pennitted by the R,.C,...,,W'D Under Rule C as folky,I a. Outfalls:, sedimemt basins, ponds -will be! inspected at lewit om.-re every, Five years., If-watrArated Ey requivA sed" rricritreviroval or maintenarumn. eed, s,, inspections wiH be conduiI wta b. Structural qtO.M.Mater includinpr but not 1knited to, pAt chambels, simnp catch basiris, su:.imp.manholes and apptwterant conveyances, as well asinfiltration and Io-..,,,,. . .................... bi-ofiltrafton PIMPS indUlAl"Lill9l but not hmiredto, veb tcdsvirales, rain and: filtviition f atares,, ,All 1-w inspecuA annuaUy to ensure structural inv.:glity, PrOP'll. fu nc til[M. arld treatmienteffelcti,r,rcii,L,.ss- If,, after the first tliwo annualinspec.tions, moiintr. narii(:�1C Of SvIfirneir.it riff.r.1101ral is riot requit.-ed dwn ffie frequency ` 'ane reduced to once, every two (2) years. Should: a subsequent li::tspection in the riecC11 for seelimentr=ovs.1 or inainteryance, -the inspection tlD annual inspectiorxis foll.n.wing, the cornpletiollaofelie maiirtenance %work. If'. after the finst t7rufa Post-Illaintellulce ar:i�nual inspections, no adilitionall. rna.� 1,10 Ix reduc d intienance orsedim: ent rem, ov-Al is required, theui -the inspection frequet'-ioy DID once ieverT)r t"wo (Z) Years- c.- Prop.dietatTy ries ,w be inspeaded per and at least aniria-Aly, d. All insvoctv:.ms wiH ocf,:;urat. a time that allc)ws CITYtIo detertninr:!, if the, faun ilitylS function'Liag as clesigned,. e. In addidon, respond promj.),dy n(aticle, firom ffie RCVATE) that a f"kicilityj nray require, inspectua.ira ior I&Vithiri mrxith,of notice, C."I"F"( ,,xAR inspect and ad,rwise the,[Z(..7vVD �,xlthe results of the inspecti.on. 1 MY ''r =t:iiatsj.ri, repair and relilace Was iwhefl inspection widicates this is necessary to Xestcde lidlesign peak btrnance,.. Maintenance necessity vdil be as rcc,r-xnrx-wnded in Tvlillrwcsir.:)ta Stu rtnvater Manuat guirtance.CITY'vd]lcomp lew work,witlAn. sLic (6) rnanths (,:)f'ins,;pcuiolla, except that l.mliiodic sediment retno,wral from bzsiw-'; vabe completd"wilt nhtee.(U) , :an'un t:is of inspection,-Aluttriativd-y-, vai R(,'WT.)-Appro,iied.m.a-iiit.Lnanm'- scht"Idule may beused as as work 3" n -Y Nuin sui:)rr.,it a, copy of itsM94 pennit ann'ival report to the RCliX7D at tlxe Some, tit an;; that it is reqp&ed to be submitte(i to thc NIPCA,,Mith any supplement m need.ed tai bliefly,dcscribe dates, locations and lidescriptions of inspec-don and maukiterilla llce . -tun. 4. RCIND pennits forsper-ific project may contzin adr:hdorual in.,.ipec6on artii irraintenanice condidorn as the RCIND rresiy find waar ter. nannder than cd an spedfir. pertnit, 5If CMY' oonveys into private ow, nersluip as fee interest in way prol:)erty that Vaasbecome subject to thiis Agreement, itsh-AH require as a ocniclition of sate, andenfov:.= O) thiait than purrhaset rccord as rhea -lAration on d-:iie 1.:aroperty incqarpor!�-dng the stortavirater manaPirnerit facility maintit"Mnce re.q.Aremcnts of fl:nis Agrcemetit; and (b) that rec�.:):rdxti.on racy urt.;ither beibre, any erici=nbr&nee is rEICIODCLE"(1 (,..)n the Prf,:)Perty lr:)4 if''After, Only as zxxotripaniied by as s6bordinadrin anid consent execl,iteid by the ennaffilbrance: holder ensuring tha t the deckration'rwill rLuiowith t1ie larlitl in perpet4ty. If' arv, conveys into ptibhclaw, ner-ship as fee interest in any proj.xxty) that has become, subjiect to' a S Agreement, it 's -A require as a condition, of the put�chase and naaaicagreement tbmtbefbredosing, the pi illix-laoser cxxcute an:awg the R(.;'WD assuming, tiiie,obligations a)ftliis agreement and reiwasing CITY fiorn the par -ties. 7® This..&P,.Teementi I S in fl'i.:)rce fi:)r fiveyears' rom the mate OF1. "AilliCh. it iS fiffl')rr irnizecuted and,,,xriU miae,1w autorrvatically fi::ur fiwe-year to unless tern -,'n ther 1.:narty may ter ante the 2 01 7 Agreemant on.. 30 days' written notice to >the othet 1.h area mi of ue inicorpiom..tf-tid into any future. pernut issued to rhe ("IT Y by exj.,dicit referen.cc tc)� iffic UIRintenance condidons of that permit. Any in CITY throlt.],gl'i iricorporat.10111 111U.) anisslarci plermit nm, folre cffectivia� daw, as tc,rnairiadon ani tlais Apreement will survive exPiradon. 8. The recilmls abovieare inaz)rPlorRu.-d us a pax.t. (..)nis.Ag ,reanjent., IN WF] "N ESS WHEM E3 OF the Parties herev.) have, executed this ApTiedement, By............................... Date- Trint narne.) I Its ped as toform and exemimn By,...- lts,Attarney 11crry.1 y............................................................................................................................................................. .. . ......... .. . . .................................................................. 3 iMilke Ericson lrrrrrm: Ellie Pulsth rift: Thursday, February 16, 2017 7.59 PM llf'Mike Ericson i llblect— finance director services somethingJust to consider... After thinking about Abdo's proposal and my own needs, i thought i would offer upanother option. My current fee is $55/hour. if I raised it to $75/hour, it would cost the City around $10,000 per year for financial services rather than the current $7,500, approximately. Compared to Adbo's fee of $35,000, it is still a bargain and you would get better service. And I would have a little more incentive to work on weekends. it really does cut into my free time and the current fee isn't really enough to make it worth it. I would be willing to finish up e year this way and we could reconsiderafter that. I M, Grandview Square Edina, Minnesota 55436 952.835-9090 Contact Persons Steven R. McDonald, CPA 952.715.3002 Joan D. McGann, CPA 952.715.3059 T. ,:iiiI:!IILI Illi" 'I °"Iq"ENTS 91 ,,,,1 iof "Ir"Ir lrm mn ittall 2 " I'ei i iii iiu to AI1I11Dil ,,, Iiii„lit°,IIC M:1IK"V'1IK,Ill1i' ]I,li,:lllf 3 Firm Quailfication and Experience Governmental Client Services Personnel 14 Agreement for Fin umcllall Servicesi Scope of Services iiiimmlllalr EIn a nmments with Other Governmental Entities 10 reernelnit -for the Provision of Professional Services i Appendix A Professional Biographies B Sample Quarterly Report Sample Leadership Meeti ll.,lIE.El"1" EIIR OF "II°IIIA, NSlll lITTAL Mike Ericson City of Centerville 1880 Main Street NT MIITjfl a� Thank you for the opportunity to submit this proposal to the City of Centerville, Minnesota (the City) for «.unting servicty our past experience with cities of comparable size and complexity, we believe our structured contract with defined outcomes offered through AEM Financial Solutions, LLC (AEMFS) would provide the City with excellent accounting services. a,the City�4 iv, on. continual improvement of rocesses and allow keep 4verall k i,e. ! i�C 3frt, M� ll ,.M,•we have had working with other cities. The proposal outlines the scope of services we believe will address the needs of the City. The terra of this contract shall be from May 1, 2017 through December 31, 2019 with a performance review at six months. An AEMFS representative w° I be in the Cityu pc i il®° on the Scope of . Services ill also be performedremotely as necessary. I nvestmerwt by the Cityfor services is indicated in the financial AEMFS would like thank i r the opportunity. We lock forward to exceeding your expectations and continuingr long-term, mutually n ci I relationship. Sincerely, AEM Financial Solutions, an Abdo, Meyers, 1;t , Fi 5201 Eden Averme, Suke 290 Joan D. McGann, CPA r Partner, Abdo,wick lff'i'!��-7 We focus recruiting efforts on Minnesota state colleges and universities. Innovative recruiting media resence allow us to attract of Steve McDonald - Managing Partner We've invested in a state-of-the-art, is prepared to exceed your expectations. 11 W**11111111RIC, hours billed. AW, II JJ1J � j/%/ 17) Our process begins with listening. your goals and challenges. Active engagement with DFK International and domestic industry associatiX ns allows us to provide Combing our internal expertise and technological resources with what -3- GW..11ll:'.nE., ENr 1IT ,1111' RlA."W ,I rlIAIIII.,I&,KVI ..,Mll'"� "rIHIS AGREEMENT, is made and entered into on January 25, 2017 by and between the City of Centerville, Minnesota (hereinafter referred to asthe "CW), and AEM Financial Solutions t„II..,C (here. iineiter referred to as -the 'Contractor'). Articles of Agreement & Recitals WHEREAS, the City is authorized and empowered to secure from time to time certain professional services through contracts with qualified consultants; and WHEREAS, the Contractor understands and agrees that: 1. The Contractor vAll act as an Independent Contractor in the performance of all duties under this Agreement. Accordingly, the Contractor shall be responsible for payment of all taxes, including federal, state and local taxes and professional/business license fees arising out of the Contractor's activities: 2. The Contractor shall have no authority to bind the City for the performance of any services or to obligate the City. The Contractor is not an agent, servant, or employee of the City and shall not make any such representations or hold himselfftrself out as such; 3. The Contractor shall be the exclusive outsourced accouredng service provider for the City during the term of this Agreement; 4. The Contractor shall perform all professional services in a competent and professional manner, acting in the best interests of the City at all times. 5. The Contractor shall not accrue any continuing contract rights for the services performed under this contract. MEIV lt1 Milli AVA14, 11111211 4"" Ila : EEIIII''foNT 1111XM FIFNANGILAILlw.'ERVIORS -'.�'O1N1,.r1...U.' 1„V,ED AIRT1011,,,JE 1111111 gection I Duration: This A+r e commence r., date o, execution by all parties and Will remain in effect until #eoember 31, 2019 unless earlier terminated as provided in Sections 2 and 3. iWO believesbest interests to terminate the Agreement. "rIIIIIIi'IV RENEWAL 01F THE AGREEMENT Section 1 Renewal Period: ;, i; days prior b the expirationof g ; provide of intent to renew this Agreement for an addiffional term of up to three years upon terms and conditions agreed upon by both parties to on December2019. Afr�llY���OAAM i"�, � y „�� * '" M ., #'::,'� M, `, ► f '7, '�, �, ,.. fir, #, r, ,i; ,, a. +, �- f� ;� -kN#,' =i r; K„ ,,:r ( IFIJJ„IN' 1 1611,"E',F ,. ,;'Y, 'Q10 I", Agreement shall be sent to the person and address indicated below on the signature 1! nes. signedNO by the parties. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 4;1 � # „I 1111i 111 11 1111 11 111!11 11 W4, ^ }2 ;'": �.r ",x !i; ;'�, "✓ '�, �, ', il- ,x.J' ," ��. ,ky ".r Nfr,",�: ,',: ,:" �, y'„%A'�; �� ',;"„Xq' �, , -,, ,� �., ., � ,r ., ;; �, 4, w„ '.,,"„ �,, i,.,, .., �„ a � ;";'uk^^ �;;v, 11; .�' ♦', ,'„ 3i„ 4 ,E 'r„ �. ,�, M„"„ ,'!� Y'- ," i, * �. "ilk ..... °. � f � �r GR.rx IIII;N,.N`T IIIFOIFt FINANOAL S IIR,VIl: VICES ON'T.T UIE , x 4, -' : �, ri, W y writing and signed by representatives of both parties authorized to amend this Agreement. r; ! m, �-! ! z r; F, r", !' shall be held invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, this Agreement be interpreted as if such invalid terms orcovenants were not contained herein and such holding shall not invalidate or render unenforceable any other provision hereof. Section 7 Contractor Fiscal Decision Waiver Contractor is responsible fproviding the City with timely and accurate financial financial recommendations, but is not responsible ibr the final decisions made regarding financial matters. or Section 8 City Employment of Contractors Employees; Should the City desire to employ the Contractors employee that is assigned to annual contracted cost, in addibon to the annual contracted cost already paid to the Contractor. This restriction on employment applies only during the term of this agreement Section 9 Compensation: The parties agree that the Contractor Shall be paid compensation for the services provided hereunder, services. Additional kes YAll not be incurred vVithout prior approval of the City. Accounting Leadenihip Total Monthly Services Period servicos Meeting Fee ;, May 1, 2017 - December 31, 2017 $ 2,250 $ January 1, 2013 m December 31, 2013 2,300 500 2,300 33,600 January 1, 201December 31, 2019 2,370 500 2,370 34, 440 remainder of this co outside contractors, shall not be relieved of its obligations y'T Agreement 0 will Mimi= " Ill11`111i OF' ;Il,mlltVII[C11.1 Contract Task 14 Cash -and investment monitoring Monitor investments ►:. x:r+.H= Reporting2. ManthWQuarterly Complete quarterly dashboard of key indicators Provide al report Review monthly budget to actual reports for coding errors Review journal entries and payroll entries to ensure accuracy Review payroll and other monthly/quarterly reports Review 941 reconciliation 3. Annual Reporting Complete pngForm to the Office of the State Auditor Auditorarecompleted ,o.erty Tax Levy Report to the Minnesota Department o. Revenue BudgetPT Form 280 to the Minnesota Department of Revenue (if required) 151. Annual -Y', io Preliminary meeting with City management on budget objectives and strategy recommendedPrepare a City managements property :ti general , N outline budget funding gaps. This will include the all funds summary and preparation of all budget documents 407 �0417W,011 Assist in the certification of the final of the tax levy to the County Minnesota Department In City Planned "II"mmmn Re-manobilltv Frame City Administrator approve Request statement from the bank Monti Monthly City Administrator to review and sign off on reconciliation Monthly Review and provide input Quarterly Review and provide input Monthly Review and provide input Bkweekl� Review and provide input Reviewand provide input, iF, ; June 30 Provide prior year Tax increment Financing District Reports August 1 December 31 September 30 Cooperation o ; o supporting fX: }.. as needed AdministratorCity May 1 May m August August December 31 SCOPLE OF SEXVICES - CONTMIJED city Planned Time Contract Task Re Frame 6® Miscellaneous Tasks Provide oversight in recordinglaccounting for transactions Weekly Attend 3 Council meetings for action items and budget discussions As needed Update long-term plan (as designed by City) Annually Update Council, Administrator and staff of new accounting standards On-going Provide assistance in reporting and dosing out grant programs Respond Monthly to surveys and information requests as they are received from outside sources such as the League of MN Cities and Government Finance Officers Association On-going Monitor compliance for assigned activities On-going Maintain office hours at 8 a on or as arranged in advance with the City Administrator. May also utilize video conferencing sappropriate On-going 7® Special projects Monthly meeting with City Administrator and CKy Accountant Monthly Fboplk-'�' . 6MIS" -9- ,SIMILAR ENI "1111EMENIS `W11111"1f I 11"Fl.IE ERrrq F�, "1III.', ENIITIIIIlES We have long...bsrrrn irellabonships with many cities in Minnesota and Ihave provided a sarnpW of references of those we serve as their Rinance Mractor. Additanall refeirences are v iillabl upon it qu st" City of Now ,. Kirk McDonald r , , Aaron Parrish 1651-209-9750 City of Crystal Anne Norris 1 753,531,1140 Engagement Partner ® Jean McGann � G�EMEN r F R T'H:LO 1"R IIIIISI Off" 11: pfdOF Si��IONAL'SERVICES cllVry OIIIF CEN""III'I'E I,,.VII...Illf.,JILIE, .]IICNNEs.301"Ir City of Centerville 0 Main Street Centerville, Minnesota 55038 Name............................................................................... I..................................... Tide Tide................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Date................................................. ....I ........................ 1.11...................... 5201 Eden Ave. Suite 25_ Edina, , TitsI ................. -- IE.................................................................................... Date Jnuarf 25 2017 6919 4:�ma Beviindi.Lige Mrs, McGann j ) oined the Firm in 2013. Partner air.idl Presijdentl She is licensed to practice as a CPA in Direct line 952.715.3059 Minnesota, Jean lea 4 ds the Financial jean.mcgann@aemfinancialsolutions.com Solutions group providing financial management services, day-to-day accounting and customized solutions for Qualifications local governments and nonprofit 0 18 years of experience in government finance and auditing agencies 0 Over 7 years of experience in operations management 0 Experienced in strategic planning and financial forecasting Outside of work Jean enjoys spending & Experienced in identifying and implementing cost containment processes time with family and friends, Jean 0 Policy development, internal control evaluation and project management resides in Twin Cities vvith her husband experience and the! r 2 children. Professional Memberships a American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) a Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants Minnesota Government Finance Officers Associabon Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada 111E."'ducatloin Bachelor of Arts, Buena Vista University, Storm Lake, Iowa Continuing professional education as required by AICPA and Govern in Accountability Office I ABDO EICK&I I People' LLP + 1Y(X1(%S Go[ng AEM Financial Solutions"" Bevondil'.. N1161hels Ms. Bauman joined the firm in 2016 Clierrit 1 after working for many years in City Direct line 952.715.3075 government finance, She has gayle.bauman@aernfinancialsolutions.com previously held the position of Finance I I Director for twocities in Minnesota,, ii Gayle has experience in all areas of Qualifications governmental finance including 0 Over 18 years of experience working in City government finance budgeting, capital planning, debt, lip Experience With budgeting, capital planning and debt manageme financial reporting and cash Budget reviewer for the Government Finance Officers Associatio management. Finance departments provide support to all city departments Professional Memberships and Gayle is continually looking for 0 Minnesota Government Finance Officers Association efficiencies to assist others in doing the a Government Finance Officers Association best job they can do EE'ducation In her free time, Gayle enjoys golfing, 0 Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Gustavus Adolphus College reading, craft and spending time at the Minor in Mathematics family cabin in northern Wisconsin Continuing professional education ABDO EICK& ft-pople MEYERSUR Going AEM Financial Solutionsm Bevolidti.. March 6, 20117 Honorable Mayor andi eil City of Ce nterville 18180 MainStreet Centerville, 55038 Re® 2017 Route and Seal Bids were received for the project stated above on March 6, 2017. Contained herewith is a copy of the Bid Tabulation for your information and file. Copies will be distributed to each bidder if requested. Bids were received from 3 contractors. The following summarizes the results of the Bid. lahrner Asphalt Sealers+' Ili The low bidder on the project is SealTech with a total Base Bid of $5,200.00. This compares my M l;,750 for the project. if the Council wishes to move forward with the project,g, Project.4 the low bidder, Sealtech, Inc, with a not to exceed a contract amount of $8,000.00 should we find more areas of repair. Sincerely M, re it e l to r Lead Project Coordinator BID F -0111M denterAllie, Mirmesota 2017 out & deal MWA No. [111:11m Unfts Q-ty. Wit Pricia 111atall.price, ........................ . ........... . 2. TiI Control 1L.S. 111. RliciluteA i5eall, 11,111111'. 81000 Talital Sese Blild SiuImmrmll nn �Name (typic. -A oir pivinted): '� "': 111 4 ................................... . ..... '111"Itle: Zcu_ r11-z,.'l .............. Blusihidss Street Addiress (NPBo#F o ,O, x s) PhOne fluviI imIa. ..02.�2.Y ................ ... L 17 �ii�ax Evinal I - .......... No. ptem BIDFORIO tenterviffe, Mlirmeso-ta 2017 Route &Sea! 20.17 Ulinullibro ir'Ity. UrOt Ipsce ITCA1411, Prim. 1. moblIllization Ir 3 gam dep n .0 ........... . ........ 2. TirafficCu trai . . ............ 'It? IIIIIII cx) 9? IR06teA Seal .°°°°°°°°°°'° ... . ............... . ...... .................. p2t,-7 .......... . ..... 8,00,0 '4 - .......... i . ...... 62.1 106 2 ....................... rutal B -Ase Bid. .............. -Subimitted on -Mair-ch, �6 . ..... I.."..�� .................. -, .......................... .................... . . .. .... . .................... 2017 0 Asphalt Su,rface Corporation CorpC511IM11:1101in NairnieA ci,immir v ............ a k/o .. . .................... . ......... . By: .............................. ................. Nairne ('tor, or,I).ir-IntIII d)." 21 11111111111111111111� . ... . ..................................... . ...... .............................. . . ...................... V: hoirie I'Juimber., _120 3 6 3r--8,5 0 q�_ Fax IlYia, 90 1 1 Emil. - CR Mtts' w Submitiedeon ....,... 2101.7 a Cniroiration Plainc, lFaluner Als"phalt Seialemns LLZ ,P "09 ® ........... S116htuirLb Name (typ e'dor Dde". Elusli niess stireet Add,re�s (N6 PjO.'Box W4). �A..2rgr_� Phoille, Ntiiirnb� iFax No. T-1 i erl: ) a: (q � rre4 BID FORIM denterAft, Min.nesota 2017 Route &,Seal 2017 No. .1ftem Unfts Qtv- U nit Prf ce L M.0111.1ze-tion �a 0 2. TrafffC.Controi 3. Roijteft,$esV Total Use Sild w Submitiedeon ....,... 2101.7 a Cniroiration Plainc, lFaluner Als"phalt Seialemns LLZ ,P "09 ® ........... S116htuirLb Name (typ e'dor Dde". Elusli niess stireet Add,re�s (N6 PjO.'Box W4). �A..2rgr_� Phoille, Ntiiirnb� iFax No. T-1 i erl: ) a: (q � rre4 Coon ;,' enteu, 1,, 2,155 Robinson Dir., N Coon 1,Riapids, M� 5433 6:100 l ,llin. Illf)liliiui uiar 1. Welcome/introductions — Mayor Jerry Koch 2. Cha:ii�,ijges tio MetrO 10lll1-llt niuiwi iillll 11133kowernanlice . Illi'iulllP'iir °Ill�U°iLiiICtiuure Se iiisiriii y 4. Ponce Biriidy iiriirtu!-ura I IIY 1011ty iie::ivf 1131alne IlAfl�r iter Isiulo . 1156. (,.311t ur,id llraiciuiiijnity U11p,daties t a "I AN N I i IIIIII VIII. WW ner IE) neeldled II'Ilb'y I IrIh 22, 2102. Tina Peclerslem — 763„,323-5837 Please imake 611hedlIks pica” II l o AncOlka Coljlny �MOTTO Sect.,uire thio Victory WHO I H Affairs Soldliers are the field commander's nder"s liink to the civil authodtles in his area of operations,. With specialists in every area di the government, -they can assist a host government irneet its Ipe pWs meads and maintain a stalhnle and nr'ii lble civil administration.. iia I Affairs auniits help irniliitary commanders by working with ciinrill authorities and civilliain populations in the commander's area of operations to lessen the impact of military operations on -them during peace, contingency operations and declared war.. Civil Affairs forces support, activities of lboath conrrerntlon11 and special operations forces, and are capable of assisting and supporting the civil adirnlniistration !in the area of operations,. NIll AffaWs specialists can quickly and systematically identify cHticall requirernents needed by local citizens in war or disaster sirtuuatiorns„ 'They can also locator o WHI resources to support rnillit iry operations, help minirnize diviflain interference with operations, support national assistance activities„ plan and execute moan-corrnbst n't evacuation, support counter -drug operations, and est bluish and ma'nta'iin liaiisoin or dialogue n i'tl cl 'illi n aid agencies and civiilll irn commercial rcial and Iprivate organizations,, � DATE 4 March,2101.7 13.1:::C."1iIVE:: C/407TH CA IBIN CAT1 will gather information'to create a common operating picturefor the Connirnander,• Our intent its to assess the civil and humanitarian capabilities of the city of Centerville. Mike Ericsoin- City Manager of Centerville CFF Romero I IAC Moose �/ r KED QUESTIONS: .., Are there any disaster concerns for the city (ire®, blizzards, fires, terrorism, etc.)? am Have there been any significant events in the past? 2m What structures are available to hese citizens in the event of a disaster? a® Schools, stadiums, churches? 3m Are there any humanitarian programs available in the city? am Disaster relief volunteers? . Does the city conduct disaster drill/preparedness? If so what does the operations process look like? E„ Do you have personal contacts for ICMAs in Europe? al. Any that may have or currently work with the military „ k. V �, d Ill iiiilll Illf"JIriICS01 From: Jacquez" Danielle IM SSG US IRIMY USC (LJS) <danii llll „m„y c ,uez.umiill@imaiill„irniil> 11 uesday, l:' lbrury :14, 20171.'L09 :i,.'L0 IM To: Mike Eftsoin Cc: Gr airy Romero eren Subject: fW. Civil Maim Proposal Mr„ IEiricso n* Per our conversation, we will unset you oin March 4th at 1:00 P.Mat City Hall line Centerville. I will have my tearn Ipir 1p re n agenda and a list of qUe tilio n 'to einsure we are efficient with ouArtime.. II appreciate the phoine call and your -time. Team Sergeant & Training NCO Office: 651-628-2696 Danielle Tuesday, /'f' Subject: ;;Vis'Civil Affairs Good yy Thought , y, try one last follow M hoping ,y o „+10 can provide `t with a point of contact k city official ,Y,. e speakinterested in meeting with our team. Any information is appreciated. if you have questions or concerns, I'd be more than happy to Jacquez, M. Danielle R Team Sergeant 651-628-2696 @ _____ iti irnal Message- From: ssa ...IFr m: Jacquez, Danielle M SSG USAIRMY USA P D (US) Brut, Friday, February 03, 2017 2:36 P To "I llEiriic ru E TIEIR. IILILIEIM .c irnn” <MEriicsoin lE TEIR IILILIFI D „coirrn: Subject: Civil Affairs Proposal Good afteirrimon Sir, 11 aim following UIP the Ihelow request 'frorn riny Commander, IP ajii:xr M(:wlleir. Myself and irny tearn as mentioned woil.Ad The interested iin irneeting witl,i Torrii Wilharbeir aind or any otheir city official that rnay providebeneflicial Information about tiu:!, City. We airs Ilooking to coordlinatefor March 4th, the afternoon would be preferable. IPllease let irne know fifyou meed forth eirinformation or have questions. 11 appreciate you tirne. Jac quez,M. Dainfielle SSG(P), IJSAR rearn Sergeant & Training INCO 407th Civil Affairs Battailloin (AIFRC..-CIPC CBA -Q ce., 651-628-2696 INIIP R. Danielle..inn. Jacqiuez.rniiII@maIIl..innIl From: Mike Ericson [MEricson@CENTERVILLEMN.com] Sent: Monday, December 19, 2016 5:45 PM ;97 2r To - 7c rrAVk,' Cc: Teresa Bender Do So P ropos I Subject: [Non-DoD Source] RE: Proposal All active links contained in this email were disabled. Please verify the identity of the sender, and confirm the authenticity of all links contained within the message prior to copying and pasting the address to a Web browser. IVITAMHUVA��� 32imm -----Original Message ----- From: To Wilharber Sent: Friday, December 6g 2016 3:40 PM To: Moeller, Leonard H Jr MAJ USARMY (US) <Ieonard.h.moeller.milemail.mil> Cc: Mike Ericson <MEricson @CENTERVILLEMN.com> Subject: RE: Proposal I have forward your email to my city adminstrator and will get back to you shortly. Season (Zireetiings,, "Tom Wilharber Mayor Centerville 11:°r�m: Moeliiar, I leoinardl HJr MAJ USARMY (1.15) I.Iiii:,!�on,ard,.lh.mioeller.ii7mil@iirrmailll,,u,niI Sivift. Frlidiay, [)iecembeiir- t.6, 201.6 1121, A10 To:, °11f uu^m ' IRIIR°maurlR m,„iu°Mike IE:', III III Subject: Proposal MAJ, CA C/407th Civil Affairs Battalion Company Commander 4655 Lexington Avenue North Arden Hills, MIN 55126-5862 leonard.h.moeller.mil@mail.mil<Caution-malito:leonard.h.moeller.mil@maii.mii> or leonard®ha mteller @gmaii.com<Caution-mall ttale onardaha moeller@gmaii.com> Cell Phone: 651-280-7939 Jacquez, M. Danielle SSG(P), USAR Team Sergeant & Training NCO 407th Civil Affairs Battallion (AFRC-CPC-CBA- Office: 651-628-2696 NIPR. Danielle.m. Jacquez.mil@mail.mil This email has lbeein scanned lby theSymantec IErnall Security.cloud service. F�or tniore h"ffolirit"naflOin jp�lease v�lslt l'itt�p:::Hww%N.�s'vllmaii�,i,-teicc�l�oluri.icoim rwiftmm�. „ ,Ip�M�,q;@%pM��,,'p� ry��'�yP:: "1�F''giµl�Igyl'. III!,, I,,,,E ��y�Po���I ��I pryl'�. '���"I��I�,Ip��II u �.,yu p'�IIM"' �bfN' ITIfMT " � n I:,, SII@ " �grvryIIIIIpI nr IIIIII�gIIPIIWNj 'WW. IIIIpIWV , I Ip II �I,Wpp�M�, . to tlIIIWµ�' " IIIIRNM IIIIII �N � IM'I i���l For the March a , 017 City " uincrl Meeting m3k; = I'Vow lrrf kk n" Normal ;= No change from last irelp rt. I. 1 Ave.,Il i Malin9t. (,° )m We have received final record plans. 2017 in Overlay lPi „ r (193803766). 'The asp nt heafing was held on Febnjary , with no apparent leqal r .hdllengesn The coilrycil has ffie bids and awaided W cDntrdCtthe tow lrl (Valley P w n)® 7he date for Me start of cOnstructOn is TBD In consultation with Valley Paving. 3. Wellhead Protection Plan e, (1 ,' 033' )® We are still waltinq for feedback and approval from the 1114N IDepartment of IHealth. Once approval is given, 'the Erin ll delineation runs will Ile conducted n the Part 1 report will be wrapped up for final submittal. 4. Water Supply Plain (193803563). 03563). r Supply blain has been updated r DNIP,. Oince IDNIR. and Met until review again, we will assist with comments if ineeded. Work on hold until comments received (tirmmefir rmme unknown). Thanks all city staff who helped gather data for the plan. 5. Miscellaneous (193803811). 0 Centerville Elementary School Restoration and landscaping items will The checked in time spring. y Homes (Uno Lakes) ,,,,,,,,"The large project st of 1Avenge and north of Main Street, in Uno I.alkes continues through the planning process. r Reuse at III.aMotte Park Progress continues resolviing the lbanked stormwater Dcredit for -the LaMotte park system. rr{nirue Distribution mer (Illirm Lakes)Construction of the distribution center building continues, Sewer, water, and storm seweir work on :1. Avenue is complete. All but approximately 500 feet of street has been constructed up through the gravel section, with the remainder schedule for next week, weather permitting. Curb and gutter, paving and final ration will -lake place in the spring.e hams n I r�rlth the " nl'lln � and the contractor to address efasion control issues. 1 Survey'e s the owned pro • n l fdowntown has been completed and ,sent to the aty and their reaftor. Ielrr lin l Dirt lie are still awaiting a Sty water Pollution IPreventivarn Plan, ll prepared by a qualified lindividualto be submitted as required their Interim Use Permit. Ruffridge.-Johnson SM Development Planning rnf l n has approved the site plan. Final dire d1ligence conlynemspn r to dbsll�q on the sale. Stormwalter Rates ­- We hdve prepared infomiatbn onstormwaW rates for pr don at the aty counrif meetng on March e