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          "text": "Jim Blackburn. Members of the City Council, Mayor Miller and Mr. Boyer, I thank you for the opportunity to address you tonight on an item that is near and dear to my heart and that is number 14 on your agenda for this evening. That'd be the water main extension to Open Bible.",
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          "text": "Okay, item number 11, discussion regarding adding maintenance utility worker job to work two job description by city manager Boyer. Thank you, Ms. Chairman. The maintenance department for the city of Freeport is responsible for taking care of all of our utility facilities. So that's the wastewater plant, the various water plants, pumping stations, and so on. Those folks ensure that all the facilities are in operating order and are basically maintained at the proper prescribed maintenance schedule. The crews help the operators. They deliver safe, clean drinking water. For the residents of Freeport, and the crews also provide maintenance support to the wastewater treatment plant. Their regular responsibilities include plumbing, electrical, building, construction, mechanical, logic controllers for automated controls. All these tasks are done by a crew of four individuals, currently three of whom are in these positions. So one is an entry-level position, and it is the lowest paid in the public works department. Two of these positions perform at a high skill task referred above. The final position in the current staffing of the department is a foreman position. So essentially what we're talking about here is we have two full-time people that are maintaining all of our facilities where we have three positions available. They're grade 17. The trouble with the grade 17s is there's a lot of requirement for knowledge and experience and we've had that job posted for over a year and we have not had been successful at filling it and what we're asking for is a grade 15 position so someone who could come in at a lower pay grade and then learn all the ropes and learn all the skills necessary to maintain the infrastructure at the city and over a period of time they would then be moved into that grade 17 position where we've been unable to fill so essentially what we're asking for is a new position how However, it is more of a transitory position where we could start somebody out with a lower skill level and then allow them a couple, several years, whatever it might be for them to learn the job inside and out and then get promoted to the grade 17 position. So that's basically what we're asking for. So the grade 15 position, if filled, would move in two years to the 17?",
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          "text": "Attorney Zieto. » To piggyback off of what Manager Boyer just said, to the extent that the Council through a consensus tonight indicates that it's okay with the creation of a new position, then we will move forward with having the a heads up that this is being discussed by the by the City Council but then we would have to memorialize the creation of the position through our MOU with the union and then formally approve the job description by the City Council as well there so but again tonight we're just looking to see if you guys are on board with creating position then we'll move forward with the formal process of of interacting and negotiating with the union. Would the union have to be for it or against it for it to move forward? We've been collaborating with the union on it. I believe they're for it. And yes, they would have to be for it. Right, so that would be, if the council says, yep, we think it's a good idea to move forward and John. So, if we were to talk about the position, then we would start the discussions with the union. They would have to agree to it as well there. But if you guys are not in favor of it, then there's no sense in talking to the union about it. So that's why we're talking about it now.",
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          "text": "Okay, item number 12. Discussing regarding ADA transition plan and ADA grievance policy and procedures presented by City Manager Boyer. Thank you your honor I'm going to go ahead and move it to I'm gonna have Darren go Go ahead and take it from here. So thank you. We've talked about the required ADA transition plan for probably the better part of a year. I've been trying to find different grants or opportunities to pay for this study, but it is something that is required by IDOT. It's required for any community that has more than 50 full-time or part-time employees and has a population of 20,000 or greater. Is tied to our motor fuel tax monies. And the study, it revolves around mobility challenged people within our community. Freeport and most towns, most developed towns have a larger population of mobility challenged people just due to the resources that we have available here. Lots of mobility people don't have vehicles or cars or transportation to get around. One of the items that the city has right now that supports them is the Pretzel City Transit. The ADA transition plan is a self evaluation of all of our ADA ramps in Freeport. Currently we have an estimated 1,900 ramps in town. Through the last few years, the city has spent significant resources at upgrading ramps.",
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          "evidence": "Okay, item number 12. Discussing regarding ADA transition plan and ADA grievance policy and procedures presented by City Manager Boyer. Thank you your honor I'm going to go ahead and move it to I'm gonna have Darren go Go ahead and take it from here. So thank you. We've talked about the required ADA transition plan for probably the better part of a year. I've been trying to find different grants or opportunities to pay for this study, but it is something that is required by IDOT. It's required for any community that has more than 50 full-time or part-time employees and has a population of 20,000 or greater. Is tied to our motor fuel tax monies. And the study, it revolves around mobility challenged people within our community. Freeport and most towns, most developed towns have a larger population of mobility challenged people just due to the resources that we have available here. Lots of mobility people don't have vehicles or cars or transportation to get around. One of the items that the city has right now that supports them is the Pretzel City Transit. The ADA transition plan is a self evaluation of all of our ADA ramps in Freeport. Currently we have an estimated 1,900 ramps in town. Through the last few years, the city has spent significant resources at upgrading ramps.",
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      "subject": "ADA Ramp Inventory and Plan Requirements",
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      "subject": "Concentration of Mobility Challenged Residents",
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          "text": "So per our codes and ordinances, every house that we would go by that is not served would be served. We've done that on every project that we've done. That is the city cost of building it, but we would only connect to their right of way like we do with everyone else and then it's their responsibility to connect to that point.",
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          "text": "Do you not charge residential customers to hook up at the time of construction? That's in our codes. So if we build a new main, anybody that connects at that time does not pay the connection fee. If they choose not to do it, then they pay the connection fee at a later date if they waive that opportunity while we're there. And what is that connection fee? It depends on where the water main is, but I believe it's $1,600 for a close side and for a long side service, they call it, if that's in our code.",
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      "summary": "Open Bible is a commercial account and would pay a commercial fee to connect, which is different from residential service. The speaker could not state the exact cost of the commercial six-inch connection fee offhand.",
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          "text": "And then Open Bible is a commercial account, so they would pay a commercial fee to connect, but that's a different size service because they're gonna probably need a six inch service to connect out there. And what is the commercial fee cost? I couldn't tell you that off top of my head, but.",
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          "text": "Can I ask, when did that come into, when did that happen? When was that installation being made? What year, what time? As far as I know, it was installed at the same time that the building was constructed, so about 2000. So, it's been there 25 years. So we inspected that, right?... No, there's no water box. Yeah, so. It's just a connection pipe that's ran to the street. It's connected to nothing. Is it generating an invoice? No, it has no invoice. A monthly invoice. No, it does not serve. It does not generate a monthly invoice? No, it's not served.",
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          "text": "City manager, Boyer or public works director, Darren Stigl, isn't the average cost to connect to the city between 10 to 12,000. You just said it's 16 to 32. For water. So the 10 to 12,000. That would be a whole new service line ran? Remember on a new construction, the city provides the service to the Buffalo Box. That's what we've standardly done. And then we waive the connection fee if they connect at the time that we're building, right? So that 10 to 12,000 would be waived if they connected at the time. No, they would have to hire a plumber to pay their portion of the fee from the Buffalo box or the right of way into their home. So that cost becomes their own, which they negotiate with a plumber. And that depends on how far they have to go to their house, what the materials are. We don't pay that at all.",
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          "evidence": "City manager, Boyer or public works director, Darren Stigl, isn't the average cost to connect to the city between 10 to 12,000. You just said it's 16 to 32. For water. So the 10 to 12,000. That would be a whole new service line ran? Remember on a new construction, the city provides the service to the Buffalo Box. That's what we've standardly done. And then we waive the connection fee if they connect at the time that we're building, right? So that 10 to 12,000 would be waived if they connected at the time. No, they would have to hire a plumber to pay their portion of the fee from the Buffalo box or the right of way into their home. So that cost becomes their own, which they negotiate with a plumber. And that depends on how far they have to go to their house, what the materials are. We don't pay that at all.",
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          "evidence": "Let's put this thing. It's not gonna lay dormant. Yeah, let's put this thing on a time schedule to meet reporting updates. I don't know, monthly? Uh-uh, weekly. Weekly? Every meeting.",
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