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Mounds View City Council March 12, 2012 <br />Regular Meeting Page 15 <br /> <br />Public Works Director DeBar reviewed the Public Works 2011 Annual Report with the Council 1 <br />in detail noting the department works not only with the City’s streets, but the City’s parks, parks 2 <br />facilities, utilities and trees as well. He noted there were currently nine full time employees and 3 <br />15 seasonal employees. He noted the experience level of the employees was quite varied, which 4 <br />greatly benefited the department. 5 <br /> 6 <br />Public Works Director DeBar indicated in October of 2011 the vacated sanitary sewer position 7 <br />was hired. He then discussed the work completed by the seasonal employees. He noted there 8 <br />were 256 call back events in 2011, with 80 overtime hours and 50 pre-shift hours. Much of this 9 <br />was due to the snow events that took place in January through March of 2011. He then discussed 10 <br />the number of snow events in 2010-2011 stating it was the 4th snowiest winter on record. 11 <br /> 12 <br />Public Works Director DeBar explained that the City pumped 466.3 million gallons of water in 13 <br />2011. This was below the allowed amount by the DNR, which was 593 million gallons of water. 14 <br />The lower volume was due to the reduced amount of irrigation throughout the City. He noted the 15 <br />City had eight water main breaks in 2011. 16 <br /> 17 <br />Public Works Director DeBar reported 80% of the City’s sanitary sewer was cleaned last year. 18 <br />The City’s sewer Vactor truck was replaced last year which delayed the cleaning schedule 19 <br />slightly. He noted the rain last summer increased the water levels in the City and created some 20 <br />issues with sand being pushed into the sewer lines. Several backups were found in the mains, but 21 <br />no backups were caused in homes. 22 <br /> 23 <br />Public Works Director DeBar explained the rainy summer in 2011 required more trimming by 24 <br />the public works department. He stated the infield at Greenfield Park was cleaned last summer 25 <br />which created a safer playing surface. He noted several sidewalk sections were removed at the 26 <br />Community Center and were replaced with a handicap entrance. 27 <br /> 28 <br />Public Works Director DeBar reviewed the capital purchases in 2011. The work completed by 29 <br />consultants for the Public Works Department was then described. 30 <br /> 31 <br />Mayor Flaherty pointed out the City saved $260,000 in engineering costs that were completed in-32 <br />house by staff. 33 <br /> 34 <br />Council Member Mueller thanked Public Works Director DeBar for convincing the Council to 35 <br />hire an additional staff member to allow him to put savings back into the community by 36 <br />completing in-house engineering services. She was pleased with the vision of Public Works 37 <br />Director DeBar. 38 <br /> 39 <br />Public Works Director DeBar stated Don Peterson has worked well as the Public Works 40 <br />Supervisor and has assisted him greatly freeing up his time to complete other key engineering 41 <br />tasks. 42 <br /> 43 <br />Public Works Director DeBar discussed the Area D Street Improvement project that was 44 <br />completed last summer noting an additional 2.3 miles of City streets were reconstructed. He 45
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