DuPage Water Gomm ission 600 E. Butterfield Road, Elmhurst, lL 601264642 (630) 834-0100 Fax: (630) 834-0120 AGENDA DUPAGE WATER COMMI$SION THURSDAY, JUNE 15,2017 6:30 P.M. 600 EAST BUTTERFIELD ROAD ELMHURST, IL 60126 L Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance ll. Roll Call (Majority of the Commissioners then in Office-rninimum 7) lll. Public Comments (limited to 3 minutes per person) lV. Approval of Minutes (Concurrence of a Majority of those Commissioners Present, provided there is a quorum-minimum 4) RECOMMENDED MOTION: To approve the Minutes of the April 20,2017 Regular Meeting of the DuPage Water Commission (Voice Vote). V. Treasurer's Report - April and May 2017 (Concurrence of a Majority of those Commissioners Present, provided there is a quorum-minimum 4) RECOMMENDED MOTION: To accept the April and May 2017 Treasurer's Report (Voice Vote). Vl. Committee Repofts A. Finance Committee 1 . Report of 6/15/17 Finance Committee 2. Request For Board Action: Authorizing the Transfer of Funds form the General Account to the Capital Reserve Fund ($21.3 million). (TO APPROVE: Concurrence of a Majority of the Appointed Commissioners-7) RECOMMENDED MOTION: To Authorize the Transfer of Funds from the General Account to the Capital Reserve Fund Account (Roll Call) 3. Actions on Other ltems Listed on 6/15/17 Finance Committee Agenda All visitors must present a valid driver's license or other government-issued photo identification, sign in at the reception area and wear a visitor badge while at the DuPage Pumping $tation.
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DuPage Water Gomm ission600 E. Butterfield Road, Elmhurst, lL 601264642
(630) 834-0100 Fax: (630) 834-0120
AGENDA
DUPAGE WATER COMMI$SION
THURSDAY, JUNE 15,20176:30 P.M.
600 EAST BUTTERFIELD ROADELMHURST, IL 60126
L Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance
ll. Roll Call(Majority of the Commissioners then in Office-rninimum 7)
lll. Public Comments (limited to 3 minutes per person)
lV. Approval of Minutes(Concurrence of a Majority of those Commissioners Present, provided there is a quorum-minimum 4)
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To approve the Minutes of the April 20,2017 RegularMeeting of the DuPage Water Commission (Voice Vote).
V. Treasurer's Report - April and May 2017(Concurrence of a Majority of those Commissioners Present, provided there is a quorum-minimum 4)
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To accept the April and May 2017 Treasurer's Report(Voice Vote).
Vl. Committee Repofts
A. Finance Committee
1 . Report of 6/15/17 Finance Committee
2. Request For Board Action: Authorizing the Transfer of Funds form the GeneralAccount to the Capital Reserve Fund ($21.3 million).(TO APPROVE: Concurrence of a Majority of the Appointed Commissioners-7)
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To Authorize the Transfer of Funds from the GeneralAccount to the Capital Reserve Fund Account (Roll Call)
3. Actions on Other ltems Listed on 6/15/17 Finance Committee Agenda
All visitors must present a valid driver's license or other government-issued photo identification, sign in at
the reception area and wear a visitor badge while at the DuPage Pumping $tation.
Commission Agenda 2
B. Administration Committee
June 15,2017
1. Report of 6/15/17 Administration Committee
Z. Resolution No. R-17-17. A Resolution Authorizing and Ratifying the Disposal
of Certain Personal Property Owned by the DuPage Water Commission
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To adopt Resolution No. R-{7-17: A ResolutionAuthorizing and Ratifying the Disposal of Certain Personal Property Owned by theDuPage Water Gommission (Roll Gall)
3. Actions on Other ltems Listed on 6/15/17 Administration Committee Agenda
C. Engineering & Construction Committee
1 . Report of 6/15/17 Engineering & Construction Committee
Z. Ordinance No. O-7-17: An Ordinance Determining the Prevailing Rate ofWages in DuPage County and Cook County (No Cost)'
(TO APPROVE: Concurrence of a Majority of the Appointed Commissioners-7)
3. Resolution No. R-13-17: A Resolution Approving and Ratifying Certain WorkAuthorization Orders Under Quick Response Electrical Contract QRE-7/15 at
the June 15, 2017, DuPage Water Commission Meeting (McWilliams ElectricCo. Inc., estimated cost of $10,860.00)
(Concurrence of a Majority of the Appointed Commissioners - 7)
4. Resolution No. R-14-17: A Resolution Approving and Ratifying CertainContract Change Orders at the June 15, 2017, DuPage Water CommissionMeeting (Mertes Contracting Gorporation - decrease of $8.|,205.00)
(Concurrence of a Majority of the Appointed Commissioners - 7)
5. Resolution No. R-15-17: A Resolution Awarding Quick Response Contract(Contract QR-1 1117) (John Neri Construction Co. Inc., and RossiContractors Inc. - No Cost)
(Concurrence of a Majority of the Appointed Commissioners - 7)
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To adopt item numbers 2 through 5 under theEngineering & Construction Report section of the Agenda in a single grouppursuant to the Omnibus Vote Procedures (Roll Call).
O. Actions on Other ltems Listed on 6115117 Engineering & ConstructionCommittee Agenda
Commission Agenda
Vll. Accounts Payable
June 15.2017
(Affirmative Majority of the Appointed Commissioners, containing the vote$ of at least 1/3 of the County AppointedCommissioners and 40% of the Municipal Appointed Commissioners-3 County + 3 Muni+1=7)
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To approve the Accounts Payable in the amount of$7,639,201.18 (April2017, disbursements made with concurrence of Commission'sChairman) and $8,567,785.73 (May 20171subject to submission of all contractuallyrequired documentation, for invoices that have been received (Roll Gall).
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To approve the Accounts Payable in the amount of$798,625.00 (April 2017, disbursements made with concurrence of Commission'sChairman) and ${,267,3{5.00 (May 20171subject to submission of all contractuallyrequired documentation, for invoices that have not yet been received but have beenestimated (Roll Gall).
Vlll" Chairman'sReport
lX. Omnibus Vote Requiring Majority Vote
X. Omnibus Vote Requiring Super-Majority or Special Majority Vote
Xl. Old Business
Xll. New Business
Xlll. Executive Session(Concurrence of a Majority of those Commissioners Pre$ent, provided there i$ a quorum-rninimum 4)
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To go into Executive $ession to discuss securityprocedures pursuant to 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(8), to discuss matters related to personnelpursuantto 5 ILG$ .|20/2(c)(1) and (2), to discuss acquisition of real estate pursuantto 5 ILC$ 120/2(c)(5), to discuss pending, probable, or imminent litigation pursuantto 5 ILCS 12012(cl(11), and/or to discuss minutes of closed meetings pursuant to 5ILCS 12012(cl(21) (Roll call).
RECOMMENDED MOTION: To come out of Executive Session (Voice Vote).
XlV. CollectiveBargainingAgreement(Affirmative Majority of the Appointed Commissioners, containing the votes of at least 1/3 of the County AppointedCommissioners and 40% of the Municipal Appointed Commissioners (3 County + 3 Muni+1=7)
RECOMMENDED MOTION; Resolution No. R-l6-17: A Resolution Approving andAuthorizing the Execution of Collective Bargaining Agreement with theInternational Union of Operating Engineen$ Local 399 (AFL-CIO) (Roll Call).
XV. Adjournment(Concunence of a Majority of those Commissioners Present, provided there is a quorum-rninimum 4)
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MINUTE$ OF A MEETING OF THEDUPAGE WATER COMMISSION
HELD ON THURSDAY, APRIL 20,2017600 E. BUTTERFIELD ROAD
ELMHURST, ILLINOIS
The meeting was called to order by ChairmanZay at 6:30 P.M.
Commissioners in attendance: J. Broda, R. Gans, J. Healy, D. Loftus, D. NOvotny, R.
Obarski, J. Pruyn, M. Scheck, P. Suess, and J. Zay
Commissioners Absent: J. Fennell, D. Russo, and F. Saverino
Also in attendance: TreasurerW. Fates, J. Spatz, C. Johnson, J. Rodriguez, C. Peterson,F. Frelka, J. Schori, M. Weed, R.C. Bostick, E. Kazmierczak, and P. Luetkehansrepresenting Gorski & Good
PUBLIC COMMENT
None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Commissioner Broda moved to approve the Minutes of the March 16, 2017 ReqularMeetinq and the Minutes of the March 16. 2017 Executive Session Meetinq of the DuPaoeWater Commission. Seconded by Commissioner Healy and unanimously approved by aVoice Vote.
All voted aye. Motion carried.
CHARTER CUSTOMER HEARING
Commissioner Loftus moved to open the Charter Customer Hearing regardinq theManaqement Budget Ordinance for the Fiscal Year Commencing Mav 1,2017 andEndins April 30. 2018. Seconded by Commissioner Broda and unanimously approved bya Voice Vote.
All voted aye. Motion carried.
There being no comments, Commissioner BrHearino reqardinq the Management Budqet Ordinance for the Fiscal Year CommencinoMav 1,2017 and Endinq April 30.2018. Seconded by Commissioner Loftus and
unanimously approved by a Voice Vote.
Allvoted aye. Motion carried.
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PUBLIC HEARING
Commissioner Healv moved to open the Public Hearinq reoardinq the Annual Budqet andAppropriation Ordinance for the Fiscal Year Commencino Mav 1 . 2017 and Endins April30. 2018. Seconded by Commissioner Gans and unanimously approved by a Voice Vote.
All voted aye. Motion carried.
There being no comments, Comreqardinq the Annual Budqet and Appropriation Ordinance for the Fiscal YearCommencinq Mav 1 . 2017 and Endinq April 30, 2018. Seconded by Commissioner Brodaand unanimously approved by a Voice Vote.
All voted aye. Motion carried.
TREASURER'S REPORT
Treasurer Fates presented the March 2Q17 Treasurer's Report consisting ol 12 pages,noting that pages 1, 2 and 3 contained a brief summary of the report.
Treasurer Fates pointed out the $162.0 million of cash and investments on page 4, whichreflected an increase of about $3.1 million from the previous month. Treasurer Fates alsopointed out the schedule of investments on pages 5 through 10 totaling $144.1 millionand the market yield on the total portfolio showed 1.21o/o basis points which reflected anincrease from the prior month. On page 11, the statement of cash flows showed anincrease in cash and investments by about $25.7 million and operating activitiesincreased cash by approximately $28.8 million, and roughly $12.S million of sales tax wasreceived. On page 12, the monthly cash/operating report showed that the Commissionhad met or exceeded all of its reserve requirements.
Commissioner Suess moved to accept the March 2017 Treasurer's Report. Secondedby Commissioner Broda and unanimously approved by a Voice Vote.
All voted aye. Motion carried.
GOMMITTEE REPORTS
Finance Committee - Reported by Commissioner $uess
Commissioner Suess reported that the Finance Committee reviewed and recommendedfor approval all action items listed on the Finance Committee Agenda. After providing a
brief summary, Commissioner Suess moved tothe Finance Report section of the Aqenda in a sinqle qroup pursuant to the Omnibus VoteProcedures. Seconded by Commissioner Healy and unanimously approved by a RollCall Vote.
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Ayes. J. Broda, R. Gans, J. Healy, D" Loftus, D. Novotny, R. Obarski, J. Pruyn, M.
Scheck, P. Suess, and J. Zay
Nays: None
Absent: J. Fennell, D. Russo, and F. Saverino
Item 2: Ordinance No. 0-4-17: An Ordinance Approving and Adopting an AnnualManagement Budget for the Fiscal Year Commencing May 1, 2017 andEnding April 30, 2018
Item 3: Ordinance No. 0-5-17: An Ordinance Establishing Fixed Costs to bePayable by Each Contract Customer for the Fiscal Year Commencing May 1,
2017 and Ending April 30, 2018 - ($0.00)
Item 4: Ordinance No. 0-6-17: An Ordinance Approving and Adopting the AnnualBudget and Appropriation Ordinance for the Fiscal Year Commencing May 1,
2Q17 and Hnding April 30, 2018
Item 5: Request For Board Action: To approve the Renewal of Financial ServicesContract between the DuPage Water Commission and Baker Tilly VirchowKrause, LLP for one year (in an amount up to $66,000.00 for a one year period).
Administration Committee * Reported by Commissioner Healy
Commissioner Healy reported that the Administration Committee reviewed andrecommended for approval all action items listed on the Administration CommitteeAgenda. After providing a brief summary, Commissioner Healv moved to adoptResolution No. R-12-17: A Resolution Approvinq Travel Requests and ExpenseReimbursement Policv, as amended. Seconded by Commissioner Gans andunanimously approved by a Roll CallVote.
Ayes: J. Broda, R. Gans, J. Healy, D. Loftus, D. Novotny, R. Obarski, J. Pruyn, M.Scheck, P. Suess, and J. Zay
Nays: None
Absent J. Fennell, D. Russo, and F. Saverino
Engineering & Gonstruction Committee - Reported by Commissioner Loftus
Commissioner Loftus reported that the Engineering & Construction Committee reviewedand recommended for approval all action items listed on the Engineering & ConstructionCommittee Agenda. After providing a brief summary, Commissioner Loftus moved toadopt item numbers 2 through 4 under the Enqineering & Construction Reoort section ofthe Aqenda in a sinqle group pursuant to the Omnibus Vote Procedures. Seconded byCommissioner Scheck and unanimously approved by a Roll Call Vote.
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Ayes: J. Broda, R. Gans, J. Healy, D. Loftus, D. Novotny, R. Obarski, J. Pruyn, M.
Scheck, P. Suess, and J. Zay
Nays: None
Absent: J. Fennell, D. Russo, and F. Saverino
ltem 2: Resolution No. R-10-17. A Resolution Approving and Ratifying Certain WorkAuthorization Orders Under Quick Response Electrical Contract QRE-7/15 atthe April 20,2017, DuPage Water Commission Meeting (Windy City ElectricCompany - Estimated Cost of $2,500.00)
Item 3: Resolution No. R-11-17: A Resolution Approving and Ratifying Certain TaskOrders Under a Master Contract with AECOM Technical Services, Inc., at theApril 20, 2017, DuPage Water Commission Meeting (Task Order No. 5 -Electrical Safety Studies - $67,900.00)
Item 4: Request For Board Action - To Authorize the General Manager to execute atwo (2) year Work Wear Supply unit price contract with Villa Park ElectricalSupply Co., Inc. for employee uniforms at the DuPage Water Commission forthe estimated two-year amount of $27,156.95.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Commissioner Healv moved to approve the Accounts Pavable in the amount of$7.608,669.06 subiect to submission of all contractuallv required documentation, forinvoices that have been received and the Accounts Pavable in the amount of $792,330.00subiect to submission of all contractuallv required documentation. for invoices that havenot vet been received but have been estimated. Seconded by Commissioner Broda andunanimously approved by a Roll CallVote.
Ayes: J. Broda, R. Gans, J. Healy, D. Loftus, D. Novotny, R. Obarski, J. Pruyn, M.Scheck, P. Suess, and J. Zay
Nays: None
Absent: J. Fennell, D. Russo, and F. Saverino
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
Chairman Zay began his report by reminding Board members to file their Statement ofEconomic Interest before May 1st. He then gave a brief status update on the Village ofBaftlett's supply line project noting that construction had been scheduled to begin Marchof 2018.
OMNIBUS VOTE REQUIRING MAJORITY VOTE
None
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OMNIBUS VOTE REQUIRING SUPER.MAJORITY OR SPECIAL MAJORITY VOTE
None
OLD BUSINESS
General Manager $patz informed Board members that the Commission had received aCertificate of Unit Clarification from the State of lllinois Labor Relations Board stating thatunion employees represented by Local 150 have been reclassified into Local 399 andthat contract negotiations should begin within the next couple of months.
NE\ru BUSINESS
General Manager Spatz shared that Commission employee Michael Schweizer would beretiring at the end of April with 27 years of service and that a luncheon would be held tocelebrate and wish him well.
Commissioner Loftus also shared that the Commission had received a Water SaverAward from the 2017 lllinois Section WaterWorks Association WaterCon Conference lastmonth. General Manager Spatz congratulated both Terry McGhee and JenessaRodriguez noting that they were both recognized for their work on water conservation.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
None
Commissioner Gans moved to adiourn the meetinq at 6:50 P.M. $econded byCommissioner Broda and unanimously approved by a Voice Vote.
All voted aye. Motion carried.
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DUPAGE WATER COMMISSIONINTEROFFICE MEMORAN DUM
TO: Chairman and Commissioners
FROM: Bill Fates, Treasurer
DATE: May 10,2017
SUBJEGT: TREASURER'S REPORT - April 30,2017
I am pleased to report that I have reviewed and approved all journal entries and bank reconciliations forthe month of April. I have also reviewed the monthly financial statements and budget status reports, andfound them to be in order.
Summarv of Cash & Investments (Paqe 4)1. Cash and investments totaled $161 .9 million at April 30th, a decrease of $0.1 million compared to
the previous month.
2. The balance in the BMO Harris checking account was $17.7 million at April 30'n, a decrease ofapproximately $0.2 million compared to the $17.9 million reported last month.
3. The BMO Harris money market accounts had $15.0 million at month-end, unchanged from thepreceding month.
4. During the month of April, the lllT money market accounts increased by approximately $1 7million from the prior month.
5. ln April, our holdings of U.S. Agency increased by $1.2 million, and commercial paper and U.S.Treasury investments decreased by approximately $1.5 million and $1.1 million, respectively.
6. The current holdings of cash and investments are in compliance with the approved investmentpolicy.
7 . For the year ended April 30, 2Q17 , the Commission's cash and investments increased a total of$25.6 million.
. The Operating & Maintenance Account increased by $10.6 million, for an ending balance of$32.7 million.
r The General Account increased by $3.7 million, for an ending balance of $'19.7 million.
r The Sales Tax Account decreased by $Z.t million due to the Board approved transfer fromthe Sales Tax Account to the Long-Term Water Capital Reserve in January.
. The Capital Reserve Fund increased $311,644 for a balance of $29.9 million.
r The Operating Reserve Account increased $10.8 million for a balance of $67.2 million.
. The Long-Term Capital Reserve Account increased by $Z.g million for a balance of $12.4million.
The following table presents a summary of the changes in cash position by account.
Total Cash & Investments $136,290,161 s161,935,569 $25,645,408
Schedule of Investments (Paqes 5-10)1. The average yield to maturity on the Commission's investments was '1 .23%, an increase from the
prior month average yield to maturity o'f 1.210/0.
2. The portfolio is showing estimated unrealized losses of $537,000 at April 30, 2017 , compared to
$537,500 in unrealized gains at April 30, 2016.
3. The amortized cost of our investments was $144.2 million at April 30th, relatively unchanged fromthe orevious month.
Statement of Cash Flows (Paqe 11)'1 . The statement of cash flows shows a breakdown of the $25.6 million increase in cash and
investments for the fiscal year.
2. Operating activities increased cash by $28.5 million. The increase was due to the receipt ofslightly over $13 million in deferred revenue related to Bartlett's cost recovery charges. Thisincrease was offset by a $13 million cash outflow related to the loan to Bartlett to help finance thecost recovery charges.
3. $12.5 million of sales tax revenue was received.
4. Capital Assets purchased totaled $3.9 million year-to-date.
5. Cash flow from investment activity generated $'1 .6 million.
Reserve Analvsis (Pase 12)'l . The reserve analysis report shows the commission has met or exceeded all recommended
reserve balances at April 301n.
2. The Operating and Maintenance Account was $32.7 mlllion which is a balance currently sufficientenough to cover an estimated 120 days of normal operation and maintenance costs.
3. The Operating Reserve account was $67.2 million which is approximately 204 days, this amountmeets the minimum balance per the reserve policy.
Respectfully submitted,
Bill Fates, CPATreasurer
DU PAGE WATER COMMISSIONTREASURER'S REPORTSUMIVIARY OF CASH AND INVESTMENTSApril 30, 2017
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TREASURER'S REPORT
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
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CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Cash received from customers
Cash payments to su ppliers
Cash payments to employees
Net cash from operating activities
CASH FLOWS FROM NONCAPITAL
FINANCING ACTIVITIES
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CASH FLOWS FROM CAPITAL AND
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Net cash from capital and related financing activities
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
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Net Increase {Decrease) in cash and investments
CASH AND INVESTMENTS, MAY 1, 2016
CASH AND INVESTMENTS, APRIL 30, 2017
s 140,3s8,s13(108,93s,887)
12,906,371)28,5!6,255
L2,546,754(12,981,s89)
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DUPAGE WATER COMMIS$IONINTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Chairman and Commissioners
FROM: Bill Fates, Treasurer
DATE: June 6,2017
SUBJEGT: TREASURER'S REPORT - May 31,2017
I am pleased to report that I have reviewed and approved alljournal entries and bank reconciliations forthe month of May. I have also reviewed the monthly financial statements and budget status reports, and
found them to be in order.
Summarv of Gash & Investments (Paqe 4)1 , Cash and investments totaled $163.1 million at May 31st, an increase of $1 .2 million compared to
the previous month.
2. The balance in the BMO Harris checking account was $16.6 million at May 31st, a decrease ofapproximately $1 ,1 million compared to the $17 .7 million repofted last month,
3, The BMO Harris money market accounts had $12,0 million at month-end, a decrease of $3,0million from the previous month due to a transfer of funds from the BMO accounts to the GeneralFund of $5,0 million during the month,
4. During the month of May, the lllT money market accounts increased by approximately $8.6million from the prior month. The Commission transferred $5.0 million form the BMO accountsand received proceeds from the maturity of $3,2 million in Cedificates of Deposits.
5. ln May, our holdings of U.S, Treasury increased by $1,0 million, and Certificates of Deposit andU.S. Agency investments decreased by approximately $3.2 million and $0,8 million, respectively.
6, The current holdings of cash and investments are in compliance with the approved investmentpolicy.
7. For the one month ended May 31 ,2017, the Commission's cash and investments increased a
total of $1.2 million.
. The Operating & Maintenance Account decreased by $a.1 million, for an ending balance of$28'6 million.
r The General Account increased by $5.0 million, for an ending balance ol $24.7 million.
r The Sales Tax Account remained unchanged at $275,
. The Capital Reserve Fund increased $32,250 for a balance of $29.9 million,
r The Operating Reserve Account increased $158,595 for a balance of $67.4 million.
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The following table presents a summary of the changes in cash position by account.
Total Cash & lnvestments $161,935,569 $163,087,24{ $1,151,671
Schedule of Investments (Paqes 5-10)1. The average yield to maturity on the Commission's investments was 1.24o/o, a slight increase
from the prior month average yield to maturity of 1.234/0.
?. The portfolio is showing estimated unrealized losses of $389,566 at May 31 , 2017, compared to
$541 ,?39 in unrealized losses at April 30, 2017,
3. The amortized cost of our investments was $146,5 million at May 31*t, en increase of $2,3 millionfrom the previous month.
Statement of Cash Flows (Paqe 11)1. The statement of cash flows shows a breakdown of the $1,2 million increase in cash and
investments for the fiscal year,
2. Operating activities increased cash by $0.9 million.
3. Approximately $29,000 of sales tax revenue was received'
4. Capital Assets purchased were immaterial year-to-date,
5, Cash flow from investment activity generated $237,455,
Reserve Analvsis (Paqe 12)1. The reserve analysis report shows the commission has met or exceeded all recommended
reserve balances at May 315t, except for the Capital Reserve. The Capital Reserve is expected tobe fully funded within a couple of months. Upon approval from the Board, funds will be
transferred from the General Account to meet the current year target. The significant increase in
the target is related to the Village of Baftlett project.
2. The Operating and Maintenance Account was $?8.6 million which is a balance currently sufficientenough to cover an estimated 80 days of normal operation and maintenance costs,
3, The Operating Reserve account was $67.4 million which is approximately 189 days, this amountmeets the minimum balance per the reserve policy,
Respectfully submitted,
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Bill Fates, CPTreasurer
DU PAGE WATER COMMISSIONTREASURER'S REPORTSUMMARY OF CASH AND INVESTMENTSMay 31, 2017
FUNDS CONSIST OF:
PETTY CASHCASH AT HARRIS BANK
TOTAL CASH
IIIT MONEY MARKET FUNDSBMO HARRIS MONEY MARKET FUNDSU S. TREASURY INVFSTMENTSU. S. AGENCY INVESTMENTSMUNICIPAL BONDSCOMMERCIAL PAPERASS ET BACKED S EC/COLTATERALIZED MORTGAG E OB LIG
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CASH FLOWS FROM CAPITAL AND
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Principal Paid
Construction and purchase of capital assets
Net cash from capital and related financing activities
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Investment income
Net cash from investing activities
Net Increase (Decrease) in cash and investments
CASH AND INVESTMENTS, MAY t,ZOT7
CASH AND INVESTMENTS, MAY 3I,2OI7
9,056,750(7,9r3,7r5)
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DATE: June 5,2017
REQUEST FOR BOARD ACTION
AGENDA Finance CommitteeSECTION
ORIGINATING FinanceDEPARTMENT
ITEM Authorizing the Transfer of Fundsfrom the GeneralAccount to theCapital Reserve Fund
APPROVAL
wCNAccount Numbers: 01-121700 and 01-122000
The request is to transfer $21.3 million in funds into the Capital Reserve Fund from theGeneral Account. As of May 1 , 2017, the targeted amount in the Capital Reserve Fundincreased by approximately $21.3 million based upon the 5 Year Capital lmprovement Planapproved in April 2017. The new targeted amount is $50,701,790. The significant increase is
primarily related to the construction of the Bartlett connection facilities ($21 million).
Funds deposited in this Fund shall be used to provide a ready source of funds for repair,refurbishment or acquisition of buildings, leaseholds, furniture, fixtures, and equipmentnecessary for the effective operation of the Commission and its programs.
The Capital Reserve Fund will accumulate and maintain a minimum amount equal to theplanned amounts required in the annually approved 5 Year Capital lmprovement Plan.
MOTION: Authorizing the Transfer of Funds from the General Account to the CapitalReserve Fund
DATE: June 05,2017
REQUEST FOR BOARD ACTION
AGENDA Administration CommitteeSECTION
ORIGINATING OperationsDEPARTMENT
ITEM A Resolution Authorizing andRatifying the Disposal of CertainPersonal Property Owned by theDuPage Water Commission
Resolution No. R-17-17
APPROVAL
N/w
Account Number: N/A
Resof ution No. R-17-17 is a Resolution Authorizing and Ratifying the Disposal of CertainPersonal Property Owned by the DuPage Water Commission. This Resolution authorizesthe General Manager to dispose of the assets listed on Exhibit A to the Resolution or, ifalready disposed of, ratifies and confirms their disposal because these assets are or wereno longer useful to the Commission.
The equipment and vehicle listed in Exhibit A will be listed up for auction at Obenauf AuctionService, Inc., an open to the public Government and Municipal Auction house serving theMidwest, Northern lllinois and Southern Wisconsin.
Obenauf Auction Service, Inc.810 Magna Drive
Round Late. lL.60073847-546-2095
MOTION: To adopt Resolution No. R-17-17
DUPAGE WATER COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. R.17.17
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND RATIFYINGTHE DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN PHRSONAL PROPERTY
OWNED BY THE DUPAGE WATER COMMISSION
WHEREAS, the DuPage Water Commission is authorized to sell or otherwise
dispose of personal property pursuant to 65 ILCS 5/11-135-6; and
WHEREAS, in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water
Commission, the personal property described in Exhibit A attached hereto and by this
reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof (the "Property") is no longer
necessary or useful to or for the best interests of the DuPage Water Commission to retain
or, if already disposed of, was not necessary or useful to or for the best interests of the
DuPage Water Commission to retain;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the
DuPage Water Commission as follows:
SECTION ONE: The Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water Commission
hereby finds and determines that the Property is no longer necessary or useful to the
DuPage Water Commission and the best interests of the DuPage Water Commission will
be served by its disposal or, if already disposed of, was not necessary or useful to the
DuPage Water Commission and the best interests of the DuPage Water Commission
were served by its disposal.
SECTION TWO: The General Manager is hereby authorized to dispose of the
Property in such manner as the General Manager shall determine or, if already disposed
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Resolution No. R-17-17
of, the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water Commission hereby ratifies and
confirms its disposal.
SECTION THREE: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after
its adoption.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
ADOPTED this day of 2017.
Chairman
ATTEST:
Clerk
Board/Resolutions/201 7/R-1 7-1 7.docx
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Resolution No. R-17-17
EXHIBIT A
Resolution No. R-17-17
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ITEM An Ordinance Determiningthe Prevailing Rate ofWages in DuPage Countyand Cook County
Ordinance No. O-7-17
APPROVAL
Attached is "An Ordinance Determining the Prevailing Rate of Wages in DuPage County andCook County." This Ordinance is adopted annually by the Commission. This Ordinanceestablishes the prevailing rate of wages for various construction trades working onCommission public works construction projects. The prevailing rate of wages included in thisOrdinance have been obtained from the lllinois Department of Labor. The Commissionincludes a copy of its then current prevailing wage ordinance in all of its public worksconstruction specifications.
Once adopted by the Commission, a certified copy of this Ordinance will be filed with theDepartment of Labor of the State of lllinois as required by law. The Commission will alsopublish a notice of the adoption of the Ordinance in a newspaper of general circulation withinthe area, within thirty (30) days following its filing with the Secretary of State and theDepartment of Labor.
MOTION: To adoot Ordinance No, O-7-17,
DUPAGE WATER COMM ISSION
ORDINANCE NO. 0-7-17
AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING THEPREVAILING RATE OF WAGES IN
DuPAGE COUNTY AND COOK COUNTY
WHEREAS, the State of lllinois has enacted "An Act Regulating Wages of
Laborers, Mechanics and Other Workers Employed in Any Public Works by the State,
County, City or Any Public Body or Any Political Subdivision or By Anyone Under Contract
for Public Works," approved June 26, 1941 , as amended, being Act 130 (Prevailing Wage
Act), of Chapter 820 (Employment), of the lllinois Compiled Statutes, 8?0 ILCS 130/0,01
et seq. (the "Act"); and
WHEREAS, the Act requires that the DuPage Water Commission investigate and
ascertain the prevailing rate of wages as defined in the Act for laborers, mechanics and
other workers in the localities of DuPage County and Cook County employed in the
construction of public works for the DuPage Water Commission; and
WHEREAS, "locality" is defined in the Act as the County where the physical work
upon public works is performed and the public works of the DuPage Water Commission
will be pefformed in both DuPage and Cook County;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of the
DuPage Water Commission as follows:
SECTION ONE: To the extent and as required by the Act, the general prevailing
rate of wages in DuPage County for laborers, mechanics and other workers engaged in
the construction of public works coming under the jurisdiction of the DuPage Water
Commission, which physical work is being performed on public works in DuPage County,
is hereby ascertained to be the same as the prevailing rate of wages for construction work
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Ordinance No. O-7-17
in the DuPage County area as determined by the Department of Labor of the State of
lllinois as of June 2Q17 A copy of that determination is attached hereto, and by this
reference incorporated herein, as Exhibit A. As required by the Act, any and all revisions
of the prevailing rate of wages in DuPage County by the Department of Labor of the State
of lllinois shall supersede the Department's June determination and shall apply to any
and all public works construction in DuPage County undertaken by the Commission.
SECTION TWO: To the extent and as required by the Act, the general prevailing
rate of wages in Cook County for laborers, mechanics and other workers engaged in the
construction of public works coming under the jurisdiction of the DuPage Water
Commission, which physical work is being performed on public works in Cook County, is
hereby ascertained to be the same as the prevailing rate of wages for construction work
in the Cook County area as determined by the Department of Labor of the State of lllinois
as of June 2017. A copy of that determination is attached hereto, and by this reference
incorporated herein, as Exhibit B, As required by the Act, any and all revisions of the
prevailing rate of wages in Cook County by the Department of Labor of the State of lllinois
shall supersede the Department's June determination and shall apply to any and all public
works construction in cook county undertaken by the commission.
SECTION THREE: The definition of any terms appearing in this Ordinance that
are also used in the Act shall be the same as in the Act. Nothing herein contained shall
be construed to apply the general prevailing rate of wages for DuPage County and for
Cook County as herein ascertained to any work or employment except public works
construction of the DuPage Water Commission conducted in DuPage County and Cook
County, respectively, to the extent required by the Act.
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Ordinance No. O-7-17
SECTION FOUR: The Clerk of the DuPage Water Commission shall publicly post
or keep available for inspection by any interested party in the main office of the DuPage
Water Commission this determination of the prevailing rate of wages for DuPage County
and for Cook County.
(a)
(b)
(c)
promptly file, no later than July 15, 2017, a certified copy of thisOrdinance with the Department of Labor of the State of lllinois;
cause to be published in a newspaper of general circulation withinthe area a notice of the adoption of this Ordinance, within thirty (30)
days of its filing with the Secretary of State and the Department ofLabor of the State of lllinois, and such publication shall constitutenotice that the determination is effective and that this is thedetermination of this public body;
mail a copy of this determination to any employer, to any associationof employers and to any person or association of employees whohave filed their names and addresses, requesting copies of anydetermination stating the particular rates and the particular class ofworkers whose wages will be affected by such rate; and
attach a copy of this determination or of the revised determination ofprevailing rate of wages then in effect to all public works constructioncontract specifications.
(d)
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SECTION SIX: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
ADOPTED this ,2Q17.
Chairman
ATTEST:
Board/Ordinances/O-7- 1 7.docx
EXHIBIT A
This schedule contalns the prevailing wage fates required to be paid for work performed on or after Monday, June 5, 2017 on public works
projects In thls County. Pursuant to 820 ILCS 130/4, public bodies ln thls County that have active puhlic works projects are responsible for
notifylng all contractors and subcontractors working on those publlc works projects of the change (if any) to rates that were previously in
effect, ThefallureofapublicbodytoprovidesuchnoticedoesnotrellevecontractorsorsubcontractorsofthelrobligationsunderthePrevailing Wage Act, Including the duty to pay the relevant prevailing wage in effect at the tlme work subject to the Act is performed'
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of wages for work performed apply: New Years Day, Memorial Day,
Fourth ofJuly, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and
Veterans Day in some classifications/counties. Generally, any of
these holidays which fall on a Sunday is celebrated on the following
Monday. This then makes work performed on that Monday payable at the
appropriate overtime rate for holiday pay. Common practice in a given
local may alter certain days of celebration. lf in doubt, please
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EXPLANATION OF CLASSES
ASBESTOS - GENERAL - removal of asbestos material/mold and hazardous
materials from any place in a building, including mechanical systems
where those mechanical systems are to be removed. This includes the
removal of asbestos materials/mold and hazardous materials from
ductwork or pipes in a building when the building is to be demolished
at the time or at some close future date.
ASBESTOS - MECHANICAL - removal of asbestos material from mechanical
systems, such as pipes, ducts, and boilers, where the mechanical
systems are to remain.
CERAMIC TILE FINISHER
The grouting, cleaning, and polishing ofall classes oftile, whether
for interior or exterior purposes, all burned, glazed or unglazed
products; all composition materials, granite tiles, warning detectable
ITEM A Resolution Approving andRatifying Certain WorkAuthorization Orders Under QuickResponse Electrical ContractQRE-7/15 at the June 15,2017,Du Page Water CommissionMeeting (WAO 7 .014, 7.01 5)
Resolution No. R-13-17
APPROVAL
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Account Numbers. 01-60-663300 (Total Maximum Cost $10,860.00)
The Commission entered into certain agreements dated December29,2015, with McWilliams ElectricCo, lnc. and with Windy City Electric Co. for quick response electrical work as needed through theissuance of Work Authorization Orders" Resolution No. R-13-17 would approve the following WorkAuthorization Order under the Quick Response Electrical Contracts:
Work Authorization Order No. 014: This work authorization is to McWilliams Electric Co.lnc., to test approximately 175' of buried 7/8" antenna cable between Meter $tation 22A andWillowbrooks standpipe. lf cable is good install new antenna at an approximately elevation of 40' onside of standpipe, if cable is bad replace and then install antenna. Work with Commission staff to aimantenna. Remove temporary entenna, cable, and mast and retum to Commission. Last yearWillowbrook had their standpipe painted and the antenna was removed and a temporary antennasystem installed to maintain communications between the Commission and the meter station.McWilliams installed the temporary antenna system and from past jobs McWilliams owns equipmentfor testing the cable whereas Windy City hires it out at a much higher cost.
The total cost for this work if the antenna cable does not need to be replaced is estimatedat $3,900.00. lf the antenna cable needs to be replaced the totalestimated cost is $5,800.00
Work Authorization Order No. 015: This work authorization is to McWilliams Electric Co.lnc., to provide and replace two internally damaged electric supply disconnect$, and a corroded J-Boxenclosure with appropriate NEMA 4 enclosures at Tank Site 4. Moisture and ants found insidedisconnects causing corrosion of the disconnect linkage and apparatus, J-Box is not an outdoor NEMA4 enclosure.
Contractor Descrintion of Work Estimated CostMcWilliams Electric Renlace Disconnects & J-Box at Tank Site 4 $5,060.00Windv Citv Electric Replace Disconnects & J-Box at Tank Site 4 $8,900.00
The total cost for this work is not known but is estimated at $5,060.00.
MOTION: To adopt Resolution No" R-13-17.
DUPAGE WATER COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. R-13-17
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND RATIFYINGCERTAIN WORK AUTHORIZATION ORDERS
UNDER QUICK RESPONSE ELECTRICAL CONTRACT QRE.7/15AT THE JUNE 15, 2017. DUPAGE WATER COMMISSION MEETING
WHEREAS, the DuPage Water Commission (the "Commission") entered into ceftain
agreements dated December 29,2015, with McWilliams Electric Co. Inc. and with Windy
City Electric Co., for quick response electrical work related to the Commission's Waterworks
System (said agreements being hereinafter collectively referred to as "Contract QRE-7115");
and
WHEREAS, Contract QRE-7/15 is designed to allow the Commission to direct one
or more or all of the quick response electrical contractors to pedorm emergency electrical
work, including without limitation electricalwork that the Commission is unable to perform
through its own personnel and with its own equipment, as needed through the issuance of
Work Authorization Orders; and
WHEREAS, the need for such emergency electrical work could not have been
reasonably foreseen at the time the contracts were signed;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the
DuPage Water Commission as follows:
SECTION ONE: The foregoing recitals are by this reference incorporated herein and
made a part hereof as findings of the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water
Commission.
$_ECTION TWO: The Work Authorization Orders attached hereto and by this
reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof as Exhibit 1 shall be and hereby are
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carolyn
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Resolution No. R-13-17
approved and, if already issued, ratified because the Board of Commissioners of the
DuPage Water Commission has determined, based upon the representations of staff, that
the circumstances said to necessitate the Work Authorization Orders were not reasonably
foreseeable at the time the contracts were signed, the Work Authorization Orders are
germane to the original contracts as signed, and/or the Work Authorization Orders are in the
best interest of the DuPage Water Commission and authorized by law.
SECTION THREH: This Resolution shall constitute the written determination
required by Section 33E-9 of the Criminal Code of 1961 and shall be in fullforce and effect
LOGATION:Meter Station 22A, 75th Street about half a mile East of Rte 83, Willowbrook PublicWorks
CONTRACTOR.McWilliams Electric Co.. Inc"
DESCRIPTION OF WORK.lnstall antenna mast with new Yagi antenna (provided by DWC) on side of standpipe.Test buriedTlS" Heliax antenna cable between meter station building and standpipe toodetermine condition. lf usable add necessary connectors, %" Heliax cable jumper,grounding kits, and connect to new antenna on side of standpipe. lf the buried 7/8"Heliax cable not usable replace with same type of cable, test cable, add propergrounding cables, Tz" Heliax cable jumper and connect to antenna. Work withCommission staff to aim antenna. Remove temporary antenna, cable, and mast. Coil upTz" Heliax cable carefully and return with antenna and mast to DWC.
REASON FOR WORK.The antenna for SCADA communication from the Willowbrook meter station has beenmounted on the side of Willowbrooks standpipe at an elevation of approximately 40'.Willowbrook had standpipe painted and the painting contractor removed the antenna forpainting. A temporary antenna system was installed to maintain communications. Thepainting of the standpipe is now complete and the 15' of antenna mast and antenna hasbeen reinstalled on the side of the standpipe. Unfortunately, the contractor cut the cablewhen removing the upper 15' of antenna mast with antenna. Willowbrook would like thetemporary antenna system removed and the original antenna system put back.
MINIMUM RESPONSE TIME:
None
COMMISSION.SUPPLIED MATERIALS, EQUIPMENTAND SUPPLIES TO BE INCORPORATED INTO THE WORK:
LOCATION.Tank Site 4, located on 75th Street in Naperville, about Tzmile West of Rt. 53
CONTRACTOR:McWilliams Electric Co., lnc.
DE$CRIPTION OF WORK:Provide and replace two internally damaged electric supply fused disconnects and J-Box with appropriate NEMA 4 enclosures.
REASON FOR WORK:Moisture and ants found inside of disconnects causing corrosion of the disconnectlinkage and apparatus, J-Box is not an outdoor NEMA 4 enclosure.
MINIMUM RESPONSE TIME.
None
COMMISSION.SUPPLIED MATERIALS, EQUIPMENTAND SUPPLIES TO BE INGORPORATED INTO THE WORK:
None
THE WORK ORDERED PURSUANT TO THIS WORK AUTHORIZATION ORDER
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SUBMITTALS REQUESTED:
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SUPPLEMENTARY NOTIFICATION OF POTENTIALLY HAZARDOU$ CONDITIONS:
None
SUPPLEMENTARY CONTRACT SPEGIFICATIONS AND DRAWING$:
None
DuPAGE WATER COMMISSION
$ig nature of AuthorizedRepresentative
DATE:
CONTRACTOR RECEIPTREPRESENTATIVE:
ACKNOWLEDGED AND DESIGNATION OF SAFETY
By: Safety Rep:
By:
Signature of AuthorizedRepresentative
Name and 24-Hr Phone No,
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DATE: June 8,2017
REQUEST FOR BOARD ACTION
AGENDA Omnibus Vote Requiring Super-SECTION Majority or Special Majority Vote
ITEM A Resolution Approving andRatifying Certain ContractChange Orders for MasonryRehabilitation and WindowReplacement Work for theDuPage Water Commission atthe June 15,2017, DuPageWater Commission Meeting
Resolution No. R-14-17
APPROVAL
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Resolution No. R-14-17 would approve the following Change Orders:
Ghange Order No. 2 for Masonry Rehabilitation and Window Replacement Work at the DuPagePumping Station. There are several estimated quantities included in the Contract. The exactnumber of units was to be determined by Staff and the final Contract Price determined accordingly.The modified quantities and Contract Price modification is as listed in the table below. All otherquantities remain unchanged.
Approval of this Change Order would decrease the net Contract Price by $9t,205.00 making theFinal Contract Price $239,710.00"
Approval of this Change Order does not authorize or necessitate a decrease in the Contract Pricethat is 50o/o or more of the original Contract Price nor, based upon the Contractor's sworncertification, authorize or necessitate an increase in the price of any subcontract under the Contractthat is 50o/o or more of the original subcontract price.
ITEM A Resolution Approving andRatifying Certain ContractChange Orders for MasonryRehabilitation and WindowReplacement Work for theDuPage Water Commission atthe June 15,2017, DuPageWater Commission Meeting
Resolution No. R-14-17
APPROVAL
This Change Order would also grant Final Acceptance of the Work and Allow theto make Final Payment, including the release of all monies held in Retainage,receipt of all contractually required documentation.
General Managerconditioned upon
MOTION: To approve Resolution No. R-14-17.
DUPAGE WATER COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. R-14.17
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND RATIFYINGCERTAIN CONTRACT CHANGE ORDERS AT THE
JUNE 15. 2017 DuPAGE WATER COMMISSION MEETING
BE lT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water Commission as
follows:
SECTION ONE: The Change Orders set forth on Exhibit 1, attached hereto and by this
reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof, shall be and hereby are approved and, if
already issued, ratified because the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water Commission has
determined, based upon the representations of staff and the Contractors, that the circumstances said
to necessitate the changes were not reasonably foreseeable at the time the contracts were signed,
the Change Orders are germane to the original contracts as signed and/or the Change Orders are in
the best interest of the DuPage Water Commission and authorized by law.
SECTION TWO: This Resolution shall constitute the written determination required by Section
1. Change Order No. 2 for Masonry Rehabilitation and Window Replacement Workat the DuPage Pumping Station, for a reduction in Contract Price in the amountof $81,205.00 due to the balancing of final quantities of unit price items and alsoto Grant Final Acceptance of the Work.
Balancing of final quantities of unit price items and grant FinalAcceptance.
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B. REASON FOR CHANGE:
1. Close out of indeterminate items.
C. REVISION IN CONTRACT PRICE:
1. Net Decrease of $81,205.00 as detailed below.
Contract Price PerUnit Quantity UnitItem
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4
5
5a
6a
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Concrete Wall Patching
Concrete Crack Filling
Remove/Replace Face Brick
Tuckpointing of Mortar JointsRemove/Replace Caulked Joints
Saw Cutting of ControlJointsCleaning of Brick Surfaces
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500
2,000
1,000
300
200
4,000
$210.00
$16.90
$54.20
$13.86
$10.40
$4s.45$3.40
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($21,ooo.oo)
($5,408.00)
($43,050.00)
($6,220.00)
$1,560,00
$4,s45.00($12,032.00)
($81,205.00)
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CHANGE ORDER CONDITIONS:
1. The Completion Date established in the Contract, as signed or as modifiedby previous Change Orders, is hereby extended by 0 days, keeping thefinal Completion Date N/A.
2. Any Work to be performed under this Change Order shall be provided,performed, and completed in full compliance with, and as required by orpursuant to, the Contract, including any Specifications and ContractDrawings for the Work to be performed under this Change Order and forWork of the same type as the Work to be performed under this ChangeOrder, and as specified in the preceding "Description of Changes Involved."
3. Unless othenryise provided herein, all Work included in this Change Ordershall be guarantied and warranted as set forth in, and Contractor shall not berelieved from strict compliance with, the guaranty and warranty provisions ofthe Contract.
4. All Work included in this Change Order shall be covered under the Bondsand the insurance coverages specified in the Contract. lf the Contract Price,including this Change Order, exceeds the Contract Price set forth in theContract, as signed, by twenty percent (20o/o), Contractor shall submit toOwner satisfactory evidence of such increased coverage under the Bonds ifrequested by Owner.
ilt. ADJUSTMENTS IN CONTRACT PRICE:
1. Original Contract Price
2. Net (addition){+edsdkd dueto all previous Change OrdersNos. 1 to 1
Contract Price, not includingthis Change Order
$Eg+ien) Reduction to ContractPrice due to this Change Order
Contract Price including thisChange Order
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286.445.00
$ 34.470.00
320.915.00
81.205.00
239.710.00
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5.
RECOMMENDED FOR ACCEPTANCE:
ACCEPTED: By my authorized signature below, being first duly sworn on oath, I certify onbehalf of Contractor that this Change Order does not authorize or necessitate an increasein the price of any subcontract under the Contract that is 50% or more of the originalsubcontract price.
ITEM A Resolution Awarding QuickResponse Contract (Contract QR-11117)
Resolution No. R-15-17
APPROVAL
C. For Owned and Rented Equipment Used, modified Bluebook rate plus _'/oD. For Priority Work (3-hours or less response time), an additional _o/o on the sum of
items A, B and C
E. For Insurance and Bonds, $_ per year
Staff is recommending that a contract be awarded to John Neri Construction Co. lnc. andto Rossi Contractors, Inc. as the Commission reserved the right in the bidding documentsto award a contract to one or more bidders to, among other things, motivate a contractorto prosecute efficiently any work ordered in order to obtain future work orders.
Motion: To Adopt Resolution R-15-17
DUPAGE WATER COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. R.15.17
A RESOLUTION AWARDINGQUICK RESPONSE CONTRACT
(Contract QR-11117)
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article Vlll, Section 5 of the Commission's By-Laws, the
DuPage Water Commission (the "Commission") invited proposals for quick response
construction work related to the Commission's Watenrorks System; and
WHEREAS, said bid proposals were required to be in compliance with the
DUPAGE WATER COMMISSIONITEMS TO BE PAID BY 7.20"17
Board Meeting Date: June 15,2017
Comprehensive Communications - Antennas
Era-Valdivia - Standpipe Painting
Five Star - Gas Monitor Sensors
GexPro - Generator System PLC Pafis
IFMA - Conference expenses
lT $avvy - ASG Engineering Services
Nafisco - Temporary Traffic Control
Networkfleet - Vehicle GP$
Nugent Consulting - Insurance Consulting
Otfice Depot - Office Supplies
Specialty Mat - Mat Cleaning
Staples - Office Supplies
Villa Park Electric - Main Breaker
Mertes - Masonry Rehab and Window Repl,
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DATE: June 8,2017
REQUEST FOR BOARD ACTION
AGENDA Commission BoardSEGTION
ORIGINATING General Manager's OfficeDEPARTMENT
ITEM A Resolution Approving andAuthorizing the Execution of aCollective Bargaining Agreement witl'the International Union of OperatingEngineers Local 399 (AFL-ClO)
Resolution No. R-16-17
APPROVAL
+/ NAccount Number: 01 -60-61 1 200
In March of 2017, the Commission received a Certificate of Unit Clarification from the Stateof lllinois Labor Relations Board stating that union employees represented by Local 150 havebeen reclassified into Local 399.
After receiving notification from International Union of Operating Engineers Local 399 (AFL-CIO), the DuPage Water Commission's Chairman, General Manager, and others on behalf ofthe Commission reopened the collective bargaining negotiations between the Commissionand Local Union 399. The new proposed Agreement for Local 399 will be discussed in
Executive Session.
Note: A three year contract between the Commission and Local Union 399 was negotiatedand agreed upon by both parties.
Resolution R-16-17 would approve and authorize the execution of the proposed Agreement.
MOTION: To approve Resolution No. R-16-17.
Resolution No. R-16-17
DUPAGE WATER COMMISSION
RE$OLUTION NO. R-16-17
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OFA COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT WITH
THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 399 (AFL-CIO)
WHEREAS, one group of employees of the DuPage Water Commission represented
by International Union of Operating Engineers Local 399 (AFL-CIO) ('Local 399'), the
Chairman, General Manager and others have engaged in collective bargaining with Local
399 on behalf of the Commission; and
WHEREAS, Local 399 has approved the Collective Bargaining Agreement Between
Local 399 and the Commission forthe period of May 1, 2017 through April 30,2020, as
presented to the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water Commission; and
WHEREA$, the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water Commission has
determined that it is reasonable and in the best interest of the Commission to approve the
Collective Bargaining Agreement as presented to the Commission;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the
DuPage Water Commission as follows:
SECTION ONE: Recitals. The foregoing recitals are hereby incorporated herein
and made a part hereof as findings of the Board of Commissioners of the DuPage Water
Commission.
SECTION TWO: Approval of Aqreement. The Commission does hereby approve:
A. The Collective Bargaining Agreement Between Local 399 and the Commission
for the period of May 1 ,2017 through April 30, 2020 in substantially the form attached hereto
and by this reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof as Exhibit 1.
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Resolution No. R-16-17
SECTION THRHE: Execution. The General Manager shall be and hereby is
authorized and directed to execute the Collective Bargaining Agreement in substantially the
form attached hereto as Exhibit 1; provided, however, that the document described in
Section 2.A above shall not be so executed on behalf of the Commission unless and until
the General Manager shall have been presented with copies of the document executed by
Local 399.
$ECTION FOUR: Effective Date. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from
and after its adoption by a majority affirmative vote of all of the Commissioners including
the affirmative votes of at least 1/3 of the Commissioners appointed by the County Board
Chairman and 40% of the Commissioners appointed by the Mayors.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
ADPOTED THIS DAY OF ,2017.
Chairman
ATTEST:
Clerk
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SUBJECT: March 2017 Invoice
I reviewed the Storino Ramello & Durkin March 2017 invoice for services renderedduring the period March 1 , 2017 - March 31, 2017 and recommend it for approval.This invoice should be placed on the June 1 5,2Q17 , Commission meeting accountspayable.