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    ty of Troy

    M onday February 29 2016 5:45 p.m.

    Finance

    ommittee

    TROY CITY COUNCIL

    COMMITTEE MEETING NOTICE

    COUNCIL

    CHAMBERS,

    CITY HALL

    100

    S.

    MARKET

    STREET,

    TROY,

    OHIO

    Kendall [Chm.], Schweser, Tremblay)

    1

    Provide a

    recommendation to

    Council

    regarding declaring certain

    vehicles

    and equipment as

    surplus

    and

    authorizing

    the

    items

    to be

    sold .

    Utilities

    ommittee

    Tremblay [Chm.], Terwilliger, Twiss)

    1

    Provide a

    recommendation

    to Council regarding authorizing the Director of Public Service and

    Safety

    to execute

    a Request

    to

    Consent

    to

    Assignment form

    related to

    each

    of the agreements

    with Caldwell Tanks, Inc.

    so that

    Caldwell

    Tanks,

    Inc.

    may

    transfer

    the water tank maintenance

    contracts

    to Utility Service

    Company

    Inc. as Caldwell

    Tanks

    will

    no longer

    be providing this service.

    2. Provide a

    recommendation to

    Council regarding

    accepting

    the dedication of utility easements 2

    water

    and 1 sanitary sewer) in front of

    the

    Meijer property West Main Street)

    to

    allow for the

    development of three lots, including

    one

    for Chick-fil-A. Emergency legislation s requested

    to

    maximize

    the

    construction season.

    Streets Sidewalks Committee

    Phillips [Chm.], Heath, Snee)

    1 Provide a

    recommendation to

    Council regarding authorizing

    the

    Resolution of Necessity for

    the

    2016 Sidewalk

    Replacement

    Program Phase

    9)

    .

    Other Committees/items may be added .

    2-26-2016

    Cc: Mayor

    Mr. ntterington

    Mr. Kerber

    Mr. Frigge

    Department Heads

    Chamber of

    Commerce

    media

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    FIN NCE

    OMMITTEE

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    TO:

    FROM:

    DATE :

    SUBJECT

    Mrs

    . Baker, President

    of n i l

    Patrick E.

    J

    Titterington

    r@

    February

    18,

    201 6

    SURPLUS

    PROPERTY

    RECOMMENDATION:

    y \_

    Patrick E.

    J

    ntterington

    Troy, Ohio 45373

    www .troyohio.gov

    phone: 937) 335-1 725

    fax:

    937)

    339-8601

    patri

    ck

    .titterington@troyohio.

    gov

    That Council authorizes the sale of the attached listing of surplus vehicles

    and

    equipment

    SUMMARY:

    Currently we

    have

    a listing of some vehicles and pieces of equ i

    pment

    from various

    departments that are surplus. Counci l action

    is

    required to dispose of property with a

    value exceeding

    1,000. We

    would propose to

    use

    the internet auction

    site,

    GovDea

    ls

    to advertise the sale

    of

    the items. The internet

    company does receive

    a percentage

    of

    the

    sale price, usually 73-7.53.

    REQUESTED ACTION:

    It

    would be

    appreciated if

    you would

    assign

    to

    a

    Committee

    of

    Council

    consideration of

    declaring

    the below items

    as

    surplus and authorize the sale of the items.

    encl

    cc:

    Mayor Beamish

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    SURPLUS PROPERTY COUNCIL TO AUTHORIZE

    ITEM

    DESCRIPTION

    EST.VALUE

    1

    1998 Ford Taurus 4-door sedan 1 000.00

    2

    2010 Ford Crown Victoria 4-door sedan

    4 000.00

    3

    2000 Dodge Intrepid 4-door sedan

    1 000.00

    4

    2003 Progressiv T-65 Bat Wing Mower

    1 000.00

    5

    1991 Grumman Pumper Fire Truck Cummins 10 000.00

    LTA-10 Engine 1 500 GPM pump

    600 Gallon Tank

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    UTILITI S

    OMMITTEE

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    M MOR N

    UM

    Patrick E. J Titterington

    Director

    o

    Public Service and Safety

    P 0 Box 3003

    Troy, Ohio 45373

    www.troyohio.gov

    phone: 937) 335-1725

    fax: 937) 339-8601

    patrick [email protected]

    TO:

    FR

    OM :

    Mrs

    Baker, President of Council }_n

    Patrick

    E

    J. Titterington, Director of Public Service and fett r

    DATE:

    SUBJECT:

    February 19, 2016

    AUTHORIZATION

    T

    EXECUTE REQUEST FOR CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT

    FORMS T TRANSFER AGREEMENTS RELATED T WATER TANK MAINTENANCE

    RECOMMENDATION:

    That Council authorizes the Director of Public Service and Safety to execute Request for Consent to

    Assignment forms to transfer water tank maintenance agreements from Caldwell Tanks, Inc to Utility

    Service Company, Inc. USCI).

    BACKGROUND:

    In October of 2010 Troy City Council authorized a ten year water tank maintenance agreement with

    Caldwell Tanks, Inc. related to the Herrlinger Water Tower. In 2012 a similar agreement for a twenty

    year agreement was authorized for the maintenance of both the Stanfield and Barnhart towers and a

    wash out tank located at the Water Treatment Plant. These agreements provide for yearly inspection and

    maintenance of these tanks

    as

    well

    as

    an exterior painting during the life of the contracts.

    Caldwell Tanks, Inc recently notified the City that the focus of the company will be on new tank

    construction and the company would not continue their tank maintenance operation. Caldwell Tanks,

    Inc. is transferring all of their maintenance contracts nationwide to USCI, which company is the largest

    tank maintenance provider in the nation. USCI will honor the terms and conditions o the agreements

    between the City o Troy and Caldwell Tanks, Inc Staff has had multiple conversations with USCI staff

    and

    has

    been in contact with adjacent jurisdictions that are currently using USCI for similar services.

    Staff is

    qu

    ite comfortable that USCI will provide excellent service in carrying out the agreements.

    REQUESTED ACTION:

    It would

    be

    appreciated if you would assign to a Committee

    o

    Council authorizing the Director of Public

    Service and Safety to execute a Request to Consent to Assignment form related to each of the

    agreements with Caldwell Tanks,

    Inc

    so that Caldwell Tanks,

    Inc

    may transfer the water tank

    maintenance contracts to Utility Service Company, Inc.

    Cc: Mayor Beamish

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    MEMORANDUM

    TO: Mrs. Baker, President of Council

    FROM: Patrick E.

    J.

    Titterington, Director of Public Service and Safety

    DATE: February 25, 2016

    Patrick

    EJ

    Titterington

    100

    South Market Street

    Troy, Ohio 45373

    www troyohio

    .

    gov

    phone

    :

    937)

    335- 1

    725

    fax:

    937)

    339-8601

    patrick. itteri [email protected]

    SUBJECT:

    DEDICATION OF WATER

    ND

    S NIT RY SEWER EASEMENTS WEST MAIN STREET -

    FOR CHICK FIL A

    RECOMMENDATION:

    That Council approves the dedication of two (2) water and one (1) sanitary sewer easement at 1910 West Main

    Street to allow for the development of Chick-fil-A and other outlots

    in

    front of the Meijer location.

    BACKGROUND:

    Meijer

    is

    proposing to develop three (3) additional proposed lots

    in

    the front of the existing Meijer store. The

    additional lots will be located at the southwest corner of West Main Street (State Route 41) and South Stanfield

    Road.

    In

    order to provide water and sanitary sewer services

    to

    these additional lots, it

    is

    necessary to obtain

    easements from Meijer

    and

    the three (3) proposed lots.

    In addition to easements from Meijer and proposed lots, an additional easement is be ing granted by Troy 41,

    LLC (i.e . Tolson Enterprises, LLC of Toledo, Ohio) for the water main which exists along the south side of the

    building where Panera Bread/Chipolte are located, and which faces West Main Street (State Route 41 ). The

    proposed water for the developing lots will tie into the existing water main, which the City currently maintains .

    The attached exhibits show the layout of the proposed easements . All water

    and

    sanitary sewer infrastructure

    additions are at the developer s expense and will

    be

    turned over to the City at the successful completion of

    construction.

    REQUESTED ACTION:

    It

    would be appreciated if

    you

    would assign to a Committee of Council consideration of accepting the dedication

    of two (2) water easements and one (1) sanitary sewer easement for Meijer and the development of three (3)

    proposed lots at 1910 W Main Street. To accommodate the additional development and the proposed

    construction schedule, consideration of emergency legislation is requested.

    encl.

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    STREETS SIDEW LKS

    OMMITTEE

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    TO:

    / \

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    MEMOR NDUM

    Mrs. Baker, President of Council

    Patrick E. J Titterington

    Director of Public Service and Safety

    Troy, Ohio 45373

    www.troyohio.gov

    phone:(937)335-1725

    fax: (937) 339-8601

    patrick [email protected]

    FROM: Patrick E.

    J

    Titterington, Director of Public Service and Safety

    DATE: February

    24,

    2016

    SUBJECT:

    2016 Sidewalk Replacement Program Resolution o Necessity Phase

    RECOMMENDATION:

    That Council authorizes the Resolution of Necessity regarding the repair and/or replacement of certain sidewalks

    in

    a 2016 Sidewalk Replacement Program (Phase

    9 .

    BACKGROUND:

    Attached

    is

    a map of the area identified regarding the next phase, the 2016 Sidewalk Replacement Program

    (Phase

    9

    . That information indicates there are approximately 120 parcels that have been identified where the

    sidewalks need to

    be

    repaired/replaced. This year s program includes the areas along South Plum Street, South

    Cherry Street, South Walnut Street, and South Mulberry Street between Main Street and Franklin Street; South

    Market Street, South Walnut Street and South Mulberry Street between East Franklin Street and East Canal Street;

    and the area encompassed by South Market Street, East West Street, South Clay Street, Ross Street, and South

    Mulberry Street, which includes Young Street, Enyeart Street and Dakota Street.

    The first step

    in

    this process

    is

    the Resolution of Necessity. If Council approves the Resolution

    o

    Necessity, the

    City notifies property owners

    by

    letter that the repairs/replacements must

    be

    made and of the time limitations for

    such work. The property owners will be given a date

    by

    which

    to

    obtain a permit to do the sidewalk work. Those

    permits are good for six months, so the property owners who choose to complete their own work will have the

    construction season to do so . Properties for which permits are not obtained will then be included

    in

    a sidewalk

    project bid by the City, with the property owners later paying the City for that work or having the cost assessed to

    the property tax.

    Included with the notice will

    be

    a packet of information including the list of licensed concrete/sidewalk contractors, a

    general brochure about the program, and a sketch of the sidewalk requiring replacement.

    REQUESTED ACTION:

    It would be appreciated if you would assign to a Committee of Council authorizing the Resolution of Necessity for

    the 2016 Sidewalk Replacement Program (Phase

    9 .

    encl .

    cc: Mayor Beamish

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