WEBVTT Kind: captions Language: en 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:02.690 align:start position:0% Community committee meeting on November 1st 2022 at 6 11. second item on the list will be the budget for the Waste Water treatment center so hello everyone I'm the superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant my name is Derek bloodsberg um we can jump right into the budget so um just to start off I mean we're gonna go should we go line by line uh you could probably just hit more of the changes or okay all right um let's start off operating expenditures for um the sanitary sewer maintenance equipment is staying the same as last year's 65 000 these are major expenses that include um camera equipment for a televising rig our Vector truck parts and repairs um sewer cleaning equipment and inspection tools for the for the Sewer Crew the materials for them is relatively the same things like hoses sewer plugs tools so that's relatively staying the same as last year moving on to the treatment plant the operating expenditures for that for equipment we have an increase of eight thousand dollars the equipment is funding for major expenses such as uh pumps at the Wastewater Plant um Plumbing materials seals for pumps uh sensors plcs vfds for our pumps UPS's for our backups for our MCCS meters for like flow meters and uh other heavy equipment if needed that went up just due to the price of the cost of all materials have seemed to go up and most of the material is metal um obviously spending that much on infrastructure that is potentially um not the best fit for the library and the library space is Tyler what was that that was like a overfeed oh okay we should be good sorry about that okay all right um Zoom yeah another increase is our our genbacker maintenance um of five thousand dollars for that so um our genbocker is our biogas generator at the plant where we produce um a majority of our own power and we recover heat from that to heat our digesters as well that is an increase just due to the fact that the parts for that keep going up and up and it's very proprietary we can't really get anything other than GE equipment for that there's an increase in ninety thousand dollars for our chemical budget this is kind of a conservative increase that I have in there because prices for chemicals for phosphorus removal and polymer have gone up our polymer has gone up 40 percent in the last year um so at the same time that we're reducing chemicals more and more they keep going up in price so I have that increase in there um I'm hoping to be below that but we're really at the mercy of what the chemical reps can provide us for prices an increase in five thousand dollars for our UV lighting that's our disinfection system that's another proprietary system a Trojan Canada product that you can't really get parts anywhere else other than for that company those prices for ballasts lights and lamps and crystals keep going up so there's an increase in that the electric is predicted to go up as well just because the prices for electric and and gas just continue to rise so we want to account for that natural gas up uh ten thousand dollars due to the fact that our our value for BTUs keep going up there substantially higher than they were a couple of years ago um hopefully by running our generator harder and creating our own power we can keep those prices down but I just want to account for that um the the generator has been rebuilt this year the gas conditioning skid for the generator has now been rebuilt so we're hoping to have a good year with that system of up and running and saving us money but it's unpredictable so we have to account for that everything else at the plant is relatively the same as years before um on the next page for contract payments that's budgeted the same as last year eighty thousand this will be used for Contract Services for engineers to look at some of our upgrades that we need to make and before 2025 for phosphorus compliance some of the different things are adding chemical storage for this and just complete optimization of the plant to meet our new limits the lift station budget is relatively the same as far as the amount of wages going into that will be the same operating equipment should be very close to the same barring no major setbacks and Equipment failures sludge disposal is actually a little bit of a decrease for labor and hopefully this is to account for the increased Market of our biosolids we're getting to the point where um some Farmers want to take that material so they are taking and Hauling it themselves so this reduces the amount of time we have to spend on the pad to turn that material and keep drying it and as well as if the pad gets too full we have to haul it ourselves sometimes and that drives up our costs so as long as we can continue to have those Farmers to take it that'll save us some money let's see um for Waste Water outlay budget highlights this year some of the things that we want to improve is replacing our headworks grip pump that pump that we have is over 30 years old now and we have hardly touched it other than regular maintenance to it um a grip pump in Wastewater is one of the hardest working pumps there are that's constantly pumping abrasive material so that pump has served us well and it's in dire need of replacement we have two that and so one got replaced a few years ago and the one that needs replacing is virtually unrunnable right now we could use it in an emergency but it's it's in really bad shape a budget at 38 000 for our influence screener to be rebuilt um we had one rebuilt here 38 000 and uh okay that's another um item in our headworks building that has not been touched for about approximately 30 years I was putting in the 90s and uh it's overdue for an overhaul so we got one rebuilt right now and that one's running and operating well so um so uh Bud budgeted another eighty thousand dollars for our influent channels um in our headworks building our influence channels are starting to corrode very badly um due to hydrogen sulfide which is kind of a natural process that happens in Wastewater so it's eating the way and etching the concrete really bad and it's going to cause issues for as far as structure and safety and operation of of that building um and it's going to be Quite a feat to bypass the influent water and repair some of those channels so we did budget money last year for two and this is to continue on that to try to make some Headway on that um one of the big ones we have is 275 thousand dollars for um the replacement of the Dewey lift station MCC so the duty lift station which is right across from the hospital by the river is one of our biggest lift stations and that has two 200 horse pumps in that station which a station that size should have three pumps but we only have two and there's not enough room for three so we don't have much redundancy there the MCC hasn't been touched um as far as a major upgrade since it's been put in we believe it's from the 80s we've had contractors do some work when needed and it's they basically tell me it's a dumpster fire and it's starting to become a safety hazard and some of the controls that it doesn't have for safety and this is one of those items that it's working fine but eventually it's going to get to the point where something's going to break and nobody will be able to fix it because most of the things are obsolete um and lastly ten thousand dollars to finish sealing our drying pad where we lay down our sludge so last year we budgeted money for it um we were able to seal off about 70 percent of that pad and the remaining ten thousand dollars should complete the ceiling of that pad um so that's about all I have for um any new information and increased costs so if anybody has any questions any questions or comments I think we're good then all right thank you appreciate your time so so I guess just uh um Ryan Hartman's here from the human resource department Kyle Kearns is here representing the Community Development develop planning and economic development department and Tyler mikkelsen's in the back there he can speak to I.T I don't have them set up to do a formal presentation but if you want to take one at a time and if you have any questions for them might be the easiest Soca with the Community Development does anybody have any specific questions did you want to share any broad points with us uh only other other than it's I think slightly increased by about five five thousand primarily due to wages and benefits that's all questions or comments um moving on to Human Resources Ryan broad points you want to bring out thank you uh no I don't think there's any major points um a lot of our in the operating expenditures are um you know more fixed costs as they pertain to other departments and pre-employment and the standard D.O.T random drug testing those types of things so we reduce the the training request down by Twenty Thousand uh from last year um to put it at ten thousand for ongoing and and I think those are probably the main main points unless there's any questions or comments for human resources Sherry thank you Ryan can you um just briefly I was kind of going back over the the fit um part of the agenda and I know it sorry it had indicated that Not only was it for the non-work related therapy as it is for work related therapy but did you say that part of that was utilized by the fire department and police department as well or is it um as far as the current program Sherry yes so yes it's open to that that program is utilized currently for all employees at the city including Fire and Police Department as far as the quantitative fit testing in that that's specific to the fire department budget it's not part of that budget or applied to that purpose correct the the testing and validation is not part of the current program that would be included in the new uh 2023 budget for the police and fire departments yep and so in the fire department budget it lists the quantitative testing as well is that completely different we're not duplicating I mean that that's a great question we had the same thing uh my understanding is those the validation testing and components which I think we approximately came out to around two thousand dollars for police and fire in total would then be allocated to those um Departments of PD and Fire okay and so the motion that had been made was to approve ten dollars an hour at a hundred and twenty dollars an hour to perform non-work related therapy for employees that's outside of health insurance rates and as from the service dates from January to August 31st 185 hours were utilized for non-work related therapy and those are at the old rates of the ninety dollars but we approved well tentative up to 10 hours at 120 an hour which is about sixty two thousand dollars that correct I believe at ten dollars an hour at 48 weeks out of the year which is they schedule is what they schedule by we would um come in at about 59 000 for the year the 2022 budget is currently projected at the 62 000 that is correct okay thank you thanks any other questions comments thank you Ryan Tyler i t Department thank you yeah yeah um any questions or do you want me to kind of go through it a little bit or if you can go through a little bit okay um yeah I mean you know just a minor uh decreases um in GIS licensing that's just uh um an increase every three years that we see we I do have a couple increases in Hardware for our servers I've done the math we've seen increases in pricing over the last year and a half two years in everything that we buy so that kind of reflects what we've seen um also an increase in Microsoft licensing this year which honestly could go up we're kind of in the middle of a discovery of every so often you do a an audit with Microsoft and they tell you how much you owe basically and we're in the middle of that so and what I'm hopeful that that will cover it but you know depending upon what they see you know um that that may actually increase but um other than that try to keep everything pretty flat concerns questions Sherry thank you we all know with cyber security and such is getting worse um in today's world do you feel that I mean not that saying that we want to give more money but is it adequate of what you have in your budget to support that so we weren't compromised at all you know there's it's hard to say there's no foolproof ants or you know if we spent a half million dollars just on Hardware we could still get hacked tomorrow I'll be you know someone clicking on the wrong email so it's kind of hard to say you know what's the dollar amount we could spend as much as we wanted um and and still I mean look at Pepsi you know they they just got hacked you know the the federal government sometimes has an issue with that so it's it's really tough to say you know is it adequate um could could I use more money absolutely um but uh we're doing what we can with what we have and and you know we're doing a pretty good job I I would say so and server-wise um I know some of the arpa stuff I was going through and I know that was a request from you um how is that so there there's a couple high dollar items coming down the line that are at the five to six seven year mark um and with some of our money that would help to alleviate some of those costs that would be seen that we would normally take care of care with our replacement fund but you know we've got about two servers that are you know in the five six year range and then our sand which is our storage for our network is in the same amount of of timeline so and that's about a 70 probably 50 to 70 thousand dollar price point so that some of those monies would be nice to have to kind of alleviate some of the the replacement fund that we normally put money towards so but some of that is being allocated to help build that fund for that replacement when it happens right yeah um you know it right now it could be used on a couple of the servers so that we would have money for the sand you know something like that so it's kind of the shawl game I guess but you know what which expense to pay with so thank you any other questions or comments thank you Tyler thanks for your time motion to adjourn unless there's anything else yeah this time we have a motion second all those in favor say aye aye aye all those opposed so moved reading closes at 6 35 00:00:02.690 --> 00:00:10.250 align:start position:0% Community committee meeting on November 1st 2022 at 6 11. second item on the list will be the budget for the Waste Water treatment center so hello everyone I'm the superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant my name is Derek bloodsberg um we can jump right into the budget so um just to start off I mean we're gonna go should we go line by line uh you could probably just hit more of the changes or okay all right um let's start off operating expenditures for um the sanitary sewer maintenance equipment is staying the same as last year's 65 000 these are major expenses that include um camera equipment for a televising rig our Vector truck parts and repairs um sewer cleaning equipment and inspection tools for the for the Sewer Crew the materials for them is relatively the same things like hoses sewer plugs tools so that's relatively staying the same as last year moving on to the treatment plant the operating expenditures for that for equipment we have an increase of eight thousand dollars the equipment is funding for major expenses such as uh pumps at the Wastewater Plant um Plumbing materials seals for pumps uh sensors plcs vfds for our pumps UPS's for our backups for our MCCS meters for like flow meters and uh other heavy equipment if needed that went up just due to the price of the cost of all materials have seemed to go up and most of the material is metal um obviously spending that much on infrastructure that is potentially um not the best fit for the library and the library space is Tyler what was that that was like a overfeed oh okay we should be good sorry about that okay all right um Zoom yeah another increase is our our genbacker maintenance um of five thousand dollars for that so um our genbocker is our biogas generator at the plant where we produce um a majority of our own power and we recover heat from that to heat our digesters as well that is an increase just due to the fact that the parts for that keep going up and up and it's very proprietary we can't really get anything other than GE equipment for that there's an increase in ninety thousand dollars for our chemical budget this is kind of a conservative increase that I have in there because prices for chemicals for phosphorus removal and polymer have gone up our polymer has gone up 40 percent in the last year um so at the same time that we're reducing chemicals more and more they keep going up in price so I have that increase in there um I'm hoping to be below that but we're really at the mercy of what the chemical reps can provide us for prices an increase in five thousand dollars for our UV lighting that's our disinfection system that's another proprietary system a Trojan Canada product that you can't really get parts anywhere else other than for that company those prices for ballasts lights and lamps and crystals keep going up so there's an increase in that the electric is predicted to go up as well just because the prices for electric and and gas just continue to rise so we want to account for that natural gas up uh ten thousand dollars due to the fact that our our value for BTUs keep going up there substantially higher than they were a couple of years ago um hopefully by running our generator harder and creating our own power we can keep those prices down but I just want to account for that um the the generator has been rebuilt this year the gas conditioning skid for the generator has now been rebuilt so we're hoping to have a good year with that system of up and running and saving us money but it's unpredictable so we have to account for that everything else at the plant is relatively the same as years before um on the next page for contract payments that's budgeted the same as last year eighty thousand this will be used for Contract Services for engineers to look at some of our upgrades that we need to make and before 2025 for phosphorus compliance some of the different things are adding chemical storage for this and just complete optimization of the plant to meet our new limits the lift station budget is relatively the same as far as the amount of wages going into that will be the same operating equipment should be very close to the same barring no major setbacks and Equipment failures sludge disposal is actually a little bit of a decrease for labor and hopefully this is to account for the increased Market of our biosolids we're getting to the point where um some Farmers want to take that material so they are taking and Hauling it themselves so this reduces the amount of time we have to spend on the pad to turn that material and keep drying it and as well as if the pad gets too full we have to haul it ourselves sometimes and that drives up our costs so as long as we can continue to have those Farmers to take it that'll save us some money let's see um for Waste Water outlay budget highlights this year some of the things that we want to improve is replacing our headworks grip pump that pump that we have is over 30 years old now and we have hardly touched it other than regular maintenance to it um a grip pump in Wastewater is one of the hardest working pumps there are that's constantly pumping abrasive material so that pump has served us well and it's in dire need of replacement we have two that and so one got replaced a few years ago and the one that needs replacing is virtually unrunnable right now we could use it in an emergency but it's it's in really bad shape a budget at 38 000 for our influence screener to be rebuilt um we had one rebuilt here 38 000 and uh okay that's another um item in our headworks building that has not been touched for about approximately 30 years I was putting in the 90s and uh it's overdue for an overhaul so we got one rebuilt right now and that one's running and operating well so um so uh Bud budgeted another eighty thousand dollars for our influent channels um in our headworks building our influence channels are starting to corrode very badly um due to hydrogen sulfide which is kind of a natural process that happens in Wastewater so it's eating the way and etching the concrete really bad and it's going to cause issues for as far as structure and safety and operation of of that building um and it's going to be Quite a feat to bypass the influent water and repair some of those channels so we did budget money last year for two and this is to continue on that to try to make some Headway on that um one of the big ones we have is 275 thousand dollars for um the replacement of the Dewey lift station MCC so the duty lift station which is right across from the hospital by the river is one of our biggest lift stations and that has two 200 horse pumps in that station which a station that size should have three pumps but we only have two and there's not enough room for three so we don't have much redundancy there the MCC hasn't been touched um as far as a major upgrade since it's been put in we believe it's from the 80s we've had contractors do some work when needed and it's they basically tell me it's a dumpster fire and it's starting to become a safety hazard and some of the controls that it doesn't have for safety and this is one of those items that it's working fine but eventually it's going to get to the point where something's going to break and nobody will be able to fix it because most of the things are obsolete um and lastly ten thousand dollars to finish sealing our drying pad where we lay down our sludge so last year we budgeted money for it um we were able to seal off about 70 percent of that pad and the remaining ten thousand dollars should complete the ceiling of that pad um so that's about all I have for um any new information and increased costs so if anybody has any questions any questions or comments I think we're good then all right thank you appreciate your time so so I guess just uh um Ryan Hartman's here from the human resource department Kyle Kearns is here representing the Community Development develop planning and economic development department and Tyler mikkelsen's in the back there he can speak to I.T I don't have them set up to do a formal presentation but if you want to take one at a time and if you have any questions for them might be the easiest Soca with the Community Development does anybody have any specific questions did you want to share any broad points with us uh only other other than it's I think slightly increased by about five five thousand primarily due to wages and benefits that's all questions or comments um moving on to Human Resources Ryan broad points you want to bring out thank you uh no I don't think there's any major points um a lot of our in the operating expenditures are um you know more fixed costs as they pertain to other departments and pre-employment and the standard D.O.T random drug testing those types of things so we reduce the the training request down by Twenty Thousand uh from last year um to put it at ten thousand for ongoing and and I think those are probably the main main points unless there's any questions or comments for human resources Sherry thank you Ryan can you um just briefly I was kind of going back over the the fit um part of the agenda and I know it sorry it had indicated that Not only was it for the non-work related therapy as it is for work related therapy but did you say that part of that was utilized by the fire department and police department as well or is it um as far as the current program Sherry yes so yes it's open to that that program is utilized currently for all employees at the city including Fire and Police Department as far as the quantitative fit testing in that that's specific to the fire department budget it's not part of that budget or applied to that purpose correct the the testing and validation is not part of the current program that would be included in the new uh 2023 budget for the police and fire departments yep and so in the fire department budget it lists the quantitative testing as well is that completely different we're not duplicating I mean that that's a great question we had the same thing uh my understanding is those the validation testing and components which I think we approximately came out to around two thousand dollars for police and fire in total would then be allocated to those um Departments of PD and Fire okay and so the motion that had been made was to approve ten dollars an hour at a hundred and twenty dollars an hour to perform non-work related therapy for employees that's outside of health insurance rates and as from the service dates from January to August 31st 185 hours were utilized for non-work related therapy and those are at the old rates of the ninety dollars but we approved well tentative up to 10 hours at 120 an hour which is about sixty two thousand dollars that correct I believe at ten dollars an hour at 48 weeks out of the year which is they schedule is what they schedule by we would um come in at about 59 000 for the year the 2022 budget is currently projected at the 62 000 that is correct okay thank you thanks any other questions comments thank you Ryan Tyler i t Department thank you yeah yeah um any questions or do you want me to kind of go through it a little bit or if you can go through a little bit okay um yeah I mean you know just a minor uh decreases um in GIS licensing that's just uh um an increase every three years that we see we I do have a couple increases in Hardware for our servers I've done the math we've seen increases in pricing over the last year and a half two years in everything that we buy so that kind of reflects what we've seen um also an increase in Microsoft licensing this year which honestly could go up we're kind of in the middle of a discovery of every so often you do a an audit with Microsoft and they tell you how much you owe basically and we're in the middle of that so and what I'm hopeful that that will cover it but you know depending upon what they see you know um that that may actually increase but um other than that try to keep everything pretty flat concerns questions Sherry thank you we all know with cyber security and such is getting worse um in today's world do you feel that I mean not that saying that we want to give more money but is it adequate of what you have in your budget to support that so we weren't compromised at all you know there's it's hard to say there's no foolproof ants or you know if we spent a half million dollars just on Hardware we could still get hacked tomorrow I'll be you know someone clicking on the wrong email so it's kind of hard to say you know what's the dollar amount we could spend as much as we wanted um and and still I mean look at Pepsi you know they they just got hacked you know the the federal government sometimes has an issue with that so it's it's really tough to say you know is it adequate um could could I use more money absolutely um but uh we're doing what we can with what we have and and you know we're doing a pretty good job I I would say so and server-wise um I know some of the arpa stuff I was going through and I know that was a request from you um how is that so there there's a couple high dollar items coming down the line that are at the five to six seven year mark um and with some of our money that would help to alleviate some of those costs that would be seen that we would normally take care of care with our replacement fund but you know we've got about two servers that are you know in the five six year range and then our sand which is our storage for our network is in the same amount of of timeline so and that's about a 70 probably 50 to 70 thousand dollar price point so that some of those monies would be nice to have to kind of alleviate some of the the replacement fund that we normally put money towards so but some of that is being allocated to help build that fund for that replacement when it happens right yeah um you know it right now it could be used on a couple of the servers so that we would have money for the sand you know something like that so it's kind of the shawl game I guess but you know what which expense to pay with so thank you any other questions or comments thank you Tyler thanks for your time motion to adjourn unless there's anything else yeah this time we have a motion second all those in favor say aye aye aye all those opposed so moved reading closes at 6 35 00:00:10.250 --> 00:00:12.890 align:start position:0% 00:00:12.890 --> 00:00:14.629 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