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Prepared by:Joshua Kent, Assistant Finance Director <br />A1:Over $10,000 Items for Purchase or Sale/Trade-in <br />Attachments: <br />A2:CIP Project/Initiative summary (if applicable) <br />31 <br />Attachment A-1 <br />General Purchases or Contracts <br />BudgetP.O.Budget / <br />DivisionVendorDescriptionKeyAmountAmountCIP <br />Parks & RecreationCushman Motor CompanyHolder Tractor Sidewalk Machine & Attachments(a)$165,000$190,2622023 CIP <br />Parks & RecreationMTI(2) Toro 4000-D Groundsmasters with Components(b)$160,000$178,9642023 CIP <br />Public Works (Storm Fund)Macqueen Equipment2023 Elgin Crosswind1 Regenerative Street Sweeper(c)$300,000$315,4042023 CIP <br />Public Works <br />AE2sTelemetry Master PLC Replacement(d)$100,000*$32,0352023 CIP <br />(Water Fund, Sewer Fund, Storm Fund) <br />Public Works (Water Fund)AE2sWater Tower Backup Pressure Monitoring(e)$100,000$14,9802023 CIP <br />Key <br />This project is to replace #518 a Holder Snow Removal Machine. These machines are necessary to plow sidewalks and <br />pathways. The heavy use of these machines during the winter months in our plowing operation leads to breakdowns and <br />(a)failures as they age. This machine has begun to show significant signs of wear and tear and is essential to our snow removal <br />operation. The current machine will be traded in to offset the deficit of the budgeted amount and actual cost of the new <br />machine. The trade in value is projected to be roughly $30,000. <br />This project is to replace #509 and #513 which are Toro 4000 mowers. These mowers are essential to our mowing <br />operation. These mowers run non-stop during the growing season. The mowers are both 10 years old and showing signs of <br />(b) <br />the end of their useful life. The current mowers will be traded in to offsetting some of the cost for a projected amount of <br />$10,500 each. If ordered now, we hope to have the new machinese delivered prior to the end of the summer of 2023. <br />This project is to replace the 2011 Elgin Crosswind Regenerative Street Sweeper with the 2023 Elgin Crosswind Street <br />Sweeper. It is ergonomically desigend to improve ventilation and visibility for safety. This is the price off of the Minnesota <br />(c) <br />State Bid Contract. The intention is to sell/trade the 2011 Street Sweeper to make up for the difference between actual price <br />of the 2023 Street Sweeper and the budget amount. <br />PLC replacement upgrades update the master controller used to control all SCADA infrastructure. This upgrade will bring <br />(d)this up to the latest technology. It would be funded from multiple funds includeing the Water Fund, Sewer Fund, and the Storm <br />Fund. <br />The water tower pressure monitoring provides additional redundancy to monitor the water tower. This will replace a failed <br />sensor. This project would be completed in conjunction with the water tower painting project as it can only be done when the <br />(e) <br />water tower is out of service later this spring 2023. <br />Sale of Surplus Vehicles or Equipment <br />Est. Sale / <br />Trade-In <br />DivisionDescriptionKeyAmount <br />Parks & RecreationTrade/Sale of #518 Holder Snow Removal Machine(a)$30,000 <br />Parks & RecreationTrade/Sale of #509 and #513 Toro 4000 Mowers(b)$21,000 <br />Public Works (Storm Fund)Trade/Sale of 2011 Elgin Crosswind Regenerative Street Sweeper(c)$15,000 <br />32 <br />Page2 of 2 <br /> <br />