OFFICIAL
MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
HAYDEN AREA
REGIONAL SEWER BOARD
April 17,
2008
The regular meeting of the Hayden Area
Regional Sewer Board was held on April 17, 2008, in the City of Hayden Council
Chambers at 8930 N. Government Way,
Present:
Tom DePew, Gerry House, Ron McIntire, Jay Townsend
Absent:
Richard Piazza
Also Present:
Ken Windram, Hayden Area Regional Sewer Board-Project Manager; Stephanie
Oliver, Hayden Area Regional Sewer Board- Secretary; Paul Klatt, J-U-B
Engineering; Jim Kimball, J-U-B Engineering; Larry Comer, Welch, Comer and
Associates; Shirley Carter, Hayden Area Regional Sewer Board
The meeting was called to
order by Ron McIntire, Chairman at 3:00 p.m.
It was moved by Tom DePew,
and seconded by Jay Townsend, to approve the corrected minutes of the March 18,
2008 special meeting, and to approve the minutes as printed of the March 20,
2008 regular meeting. Motion carried.
It was moved by Gerry House,
and seconded by Jay Townsend, to approve the March Financial Reports
(Construction and O & M). Motion Carried.
It was moved by Gerry House,
and seconded by Jay Townsend to pay our bills, including a Replacement Digested
Solids Pump (Electric 1) $4657.47, Replacement Polymer Room Heater (Electric 1)
$1488.17, Replacement Generator/Battery (Shoshone Honda Yamaha and Saw)
$2093.95, Replacement BFP Scraper (Serpentix Corporation) $522.07 and
Construction Draw 8 for TML totaling $ 213991.54 for Phase IIIC. Motion carried.
Administrative Reports
Ken Windram gave his
Ken
informed the board that the EPA draft plan is out for Avista’s Dam Relicense.
The
board asked for Ken to clarify some points on his PODO program idea.
Shirley Carter’s operations
report is attached hereto.
Shirley indicated that we would probably switch to the land application site
around
June 1st.
Entity Reports
City of Hayden- no report
Hayden Lake Recreational
Water and Sewer District- Gerry House gave an update on his meeting with DEQ,
EPA, and Bill Sali. Tom DePew said
that he sat in on the budgeting session for the aquifer protection commission,
and that the commission has funds and is open to suggestions on where to apply
these funds in the protection of our aquifer for the coming year.
Kootenai County- no report
Phase III Construction
Paul Klatt, J-U-B
engineering, gave an update on the construction.
The project is still moving along ahead of schedule, by about a month.
The change orders are less than 1%, and change order four (4) will be
reissued.
Ken presented the attached
proposal for Phase IIIC scada system. It was moved by Gerry House, and seconded
by Jay Townsend, to approve the proposed scada system not to exceed $20,000.00.
Motion carried.
SEP FUND
City of Hayden is still
working on this.
ER Resolution
The board members have taken
this packet back to each of their entities and corresponding attorneys for
approval.
RFQ Facility Long Range Plan-Financial Plan
Jay Townsend gave the report
that J-U-B, Ken Windram and Jay Townsend have been working on the pricing per
task that J-U-B submitted for negotiation.
The plan is to have a price recommendation and contract from J-U-B to
present for the May board meeting.
Land Application Site- Radio, Flow Meters
Ken Windram presented a new
pivot control equipment and system proposal, attached hereto.
It was moved by Gerry House, and seconded by Jay Townsend, to approve the
new pivot control equipment and system not to exceed $10,000.00. Motion Carried.
Phone System
Stephanie Oliver presented
the attached proposal from Black Box, for a replacement phone system.
After discussion, the board requested three bids to be brought to a
future board meeting.
Paving Road from BFP to Sludge Road
Ken Windram presented a
request to pave a section of roadway at the plant, see power point pictures
attached. The proposal from
Interstate was depending upon them doing this when they were on site for the
construction paving. Discussion
occurred on this issue, and the board requested other quotes.
Blue Cross Insurance Policy
Stephanie Oliver gave an
update on the Blue Cross insurance renewal costs.
To keep the same insurance that we currently have it is a 10% average
increase, this is a negotiated reduction from the 14.6% average increase that
they originally presented. The
increase for the board would be approximately an additional $6000.00 per year.
The board approved the continuation of our current insurance.
Land Application Site- Pulp Harvesting
Gerry House indicated that
we should look into harvesting the trees for pulp since the market has changed
and thus may have a market for them.
Moved to adjourn meeting by Tom DePew, and seconded by Jay Townsend, at 4:05 p.m... Motion carried.
Ron McIntire, Chairman
Stephanie Oliver, Secretary