CITY OF SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEBRASKA · 2017-11-10 · CITY OF SOUTH SIOUX CITY COUNCIL AGENDA...

CITY OF SOUTH SIOUX CITY

COUNCIL AGENDA

November 13, 2017 @ 5:00 p.m.

City Hall Council Chambers 1615 1

st Avenue, South Sioux City, Nebraska

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CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL – Excuse Absence/Dennis Nelson.

A current copy of the Open Meetings Act is posted on the north wall in the rear of the Council Chambers and is available for review by all citizens in attendance. A sign-in sheet is available at the entrance to the Council Chambers. We ask your assistance by signing in as this is a Federal Grant requirement. It is strictly voluntary to complete the sign-in sheet.

The City of South Sioux City reserves the right to adjust the order of items on this agenda if necessary and may elect to take action on any of the items listed.

1. CONSENT AGENDA a. MINUTES of COUNCIL MEETING – October 23, 2017.

http://www.southsiouxcity.org/egov/apps/document/center.egov?view=item;id=4088 b. STANDING COMMITTEES REPORTS

i. Public Works Minutes - November 8, 2017. http://www.southsiouxcity.org/egov/apps/document/center.egov?view=item;id=4086

ii. Finance Minutes – November 6, 2017. http://www.southsiouxcity.org/egov/apps/document/center.egov?view=item;id=4087

c. Change the January 1, 2018 meeting date to Tuesday, January 2, 2018. January 1, 2018 is New Year’s Day holiday. Comes favorably from Public Works Committee.

d. Change the December 25, 2017 Council Meeting Date to Tuesday, December 26, 2017. December 25, 2017 is Christmas Holiday.

e. UCR Report 2016. Hyperlink f. Hall of Fame Award. Recommendation is Wayne Boyd. g. Accept John Koskovich’s Resignation from Planning & Zoning

Commission. John has served on the planning commission since October 2005 is no longer able to serve.

h. PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS #2017-23. This is a detailed list of bills for the various suppliers to the city for goods and services. Hyperlink

2. PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND OTHER COMMUNICATION

a. PUBLIC HEARING AND ORDINANCE - In the matter of rezoning Parcel #220273667, from R3b to M1, legally described as All Block 32 and West 33’ of Vacated H Street and North 30’ of Vacated 8th Street Abutting Thereto and Vacated Alleys in Block 32, Stanton Addition, South Sioux City, Dakota County, Nebraska. Said parcel is located in the 700 block of G Street. Hyperlink The Planning Commission voted to deny the rezoning request - four members voted aye, one member voted nay and

http://www.southsiouxcity.org/egov/apps/document/center.egov?view=item;id=4088




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one member abstained. Public Works Committee voted favorably to forward this item to council.

c. Engineers’ Report. Hyperlink

33.. INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES a. RESOLUTION – Pymt. JEO Consulting Group; $57,833.50. Hyperlink

Natural gas electrical generation facility. Invoice 99112. b. RESOLUTION – Pymt. Olsson Associates; $11,880.00. Hyperlink

Water storage project. Inv. #288987. c. RESOLUTION – Pymt. Certified Testing Services, Inc.; $4,992.00.

West 29th Street improvements. Inv. #SC36683. Hyperlink Project is to be completed this month with the exception of seeding and permanent striping.

d. RESOLUTION – Final Pymt. Community Foundation/L & L Builders Co; $247,000.00. New Fire Station. Inv. # 17818. Hyperlink Approval subject to receiving the release letter from the engineer that all items on the checklist for the O & M manual have been met.

e. RESOLUTION – Pymt. Heiman, Inc.; $208,080.00. Rosenbauer pumper apparatus & specified equipment mounted on 2017 Freightliner M-2106 chassis. Chassis VIN#3ALACYCY8HDJG0898. Inv. #2608. Hyperlink

f. Mark Albenesius, Inc. Change Order #4 Decrease; $19,056.20. Industrial Park odor control Ph 2 force main project. Hyperlink

g. McClure Engineers’ Statement of Final Completion for Work Completed by Mark Albenesius, Inc. on Ph. 2 Force main/Industrial Park odor control. Hyperlink

h. RESOLUTION – Final Pymt. Mark Albenesius, Inc.; $134,213.58. Industrial Park Odor Control – Ph. 2 Force Main. US 20 to Dakota Ave. Hyperlink

i. RESOLUTION – Pymt. App No. 11 SubSurfco, LLC; $112,233.97. 2016 Veterans Dr. project. Hyperlink

j. RESOLUTION – Pymt. JEO Consulting Group; $14,255.00. Veterans Dr. roadway and utility improvements project. Inv. # 99446. Hyperlink

k. RESOLUTION – Pymt. JEO Consulting Group; $800.00. W. 32nd St. storm sewer improvements. Hyperlink Inv. #99448.

l. RESOLUTION – Pymt. JEO Consulting Group; $355.00. E. 29th St. roadway improvement project. Inv. #99447. Hyperlink

m. RESOLUTION – Pymt. JEO Consulting Group; $15,518.00. W. 29th Street design and construction project. Inv. 99445. Hyperlink

n. RESOLUTION – Yellow Curb “No Parking” at Fire Station. Comes favorably from the Public Safety Committee. Hyperlink


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4. SECOND READING ORDINANCE a. ORDINANCE 2017-19 - Rental Inspection Program Amendment to

Ordinance 2015-08 Section 150.65(B)(3). Hyperlink.

5. MISCELLANEOUS AND OLD BUSINESS a. Conditional Use Request. St Michael’s new 6,720 sq. ft. Parish Center

that is being planned to be built next spring. This new stand alone 80’ x 84’ liteform building will be constructed in the grassy area west of the school. Because this area is zoned R2b residential, the expansion of the church facility requires approval from the city council. Hyperlink The Planning Commission and Public Works Committee both voted unanimously to recommend approval of this project.

b. Hope Lutheran Church Exterior Facade. Hyperlink Hope Lutheran Church, 218 W 18th Street, has submitted a request to build a 12 x 24 storage room addition. Comes favorably from the Design Commission and the Public Works Committee.

c. $200,000 Loan to CDA from LB840 Fund. W. 29th car wash purchase. Comes favorably from the Finance Committee.

d. Re-appointment to the Community Development Agency. Randy Lanning and Bart Gotch.

e. Re-Appointment of Plumbing Board for 2 year term (2019). Steve Nelson\ Chairman, Richard Poulsen, John Koskovich, Shawn Haggerty, Devon Bousquet.

f. Re-Appointment to the Planning and Zoning Committee for 3-year term (2020). Lyle Todd, Arlyn Wilson, Arlan Kuehn.

g. Re-appointment to the Housing Authority Board 5-year Term (2022). Pat Wojcik, Maggie Loutsch, Rich Poulson.

h. Re-appointment to the Electric Board for 2-year term (2019). Bill Addison, John O’Dell, Kevin O’Dell.

i. Fire Department Report for Month Ending October 2017. Hyperlink j. NDOR Maintenance Agreement #24 Renewal for the Period of

January 1, 2018 – December 31, 2018. Comes favorably from the Public Works Committee. Hyperlink

k. Sale of the Asphalt Machine. Comes favorably from the Public Works Committee.

l. Authorize to go out for Bids on Trail by Wall at Siouxland Freedom Park. Public Works Committee recommended approval to go out for bids on the trail with the work to start next spring.

m. New Manager Application; Robert A. Ramierz - for Peak Interests LLC dba Pizza Hut Wingstreet. Liquor License #A-86217. Business address of 1601 Dakota Avenue, South Sioux City, NE 68776. Comes favorably from Public Works and Police Chief Mahon.


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n. USS Sioux City Contribution. Finance Committee recommended sending to council. Hyperlink

o. NEDA TIF Pledge - $500. Comes favorably from Finance Committee. p. Third Party Administrator Proposal Award for Health Insurance.

Comes with favorable recommendation from Finance Committee to accept proposal from Mid American Benefits, Inc.

q. Monies Available from the USDA Loan for the Fire Station. Comes with favorable recommendation to apply funds for radios. Hyperlink

r. Approve the Loan from City to CDA from the LB840 Funds for the Purchase of Car Wash. Comes favorably from Finance Committee.

s. Industrial Rates. t. Security Light Charges and Change to LED. Comes favorably from the

Finance Committee. Hyperlink u. City Insurance Coverage.

v. Negotiations with Sioux City on Sewer Rates. w. Fire Dept. Personnel and Fire Contract Negotiations.

6. COMMENTS BY CITY ADMINISTRATOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS CONCERNING CITY DEPARTMENT, ORDINANCES AND STATUTES a. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

i. Every citizen speaking at the meeting shall begin his or her remarks by stating his or her name and postal address.

ii. All citizens’ remarks shall be directed to the Mayor/Chairperson, who shall determine by whom any appropriate response shall be made.

iii. Individuals wishing to address the Mayor/Council are asked to limit their comments to five minutes.

b. Upcoming Events Council Meetings – Nov. 27, 2017 @ 5:00 p.m., Council Chambers. Public Works Meetings – Nov. 20, 2017, 2017 @ 5:00 p.m., City Hall. Finance Meetings– Nov. 15, 22 & 29, 2017 @ 12:00 p.m. Council Chambers. CDA Meetings – Nov. 23, 2017 @ 11:00 a.m., Council Chambers. NCL City Summit Conf. Charlotte, NC; Nov. 15-18.

Next Regular Council Meeting Monday, November 27 , 2017 @ 5:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers

7. ADJOURNMENT

Quote of the week “We all do better when we work together. Our differences do matter, but our common humanity

matters more.”

― Bill Clinton In 2020, South Sioux City is a vibrant community that provides a tremendous quality of life

for all citizens defined by outstanding educational and employment opportunities. With our

strong commitment to environmental stewardship, we are a recreational, cultural, economic,

and technological hub of the Midwest.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5944.Bill_Clinton


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Claims

CLAIMS ORDER NO 2017-23

NOV-13-2017

3E ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LITES-WIRE-TAPE 570.35

A&M LAUNDRY SERVICES MATS/UNIFORMS 729.72

A-TEAM HEATING & COOLING THERMOSTATS-CHECKS 1,206.00

ABSOLUTE SCREEN ART EMBROIDERY 280.00

ACE SIGNS 23 ST SIGNS 1,380.00

ADVANCE AUTO PARTS BULBS -SENSOR 184.94

AERIAL 7 SEVEN INC ADS FOR CAMPGROUND 725.00

AMERICAN UNDERGROUND SUPPLY CURB STOP 126.98

ANALYTICAL & CONSULTING TESTING 651.72

ARAMARK SERVICES MATS-TOWELS-APRONS 301.95

BAIRD HOLM LLP ATTY FEES 5,446.00

BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS BOOKS 577.99

BARKLEY ASPHALT ASPHALT 14,318.00

BARNES AND NOBLE BOOKSELLERS BOOKS 188.63

BARNES AND NOBLE INC BOOKS 354.37

BASS ADVERTISING ADVERTISING 700.00

BATTERIES PLUS BACK UP BATTERIES 149.98

BENEFIT PLANS ENDING SEPT 2017 655.00

BNSF RAILWAY LEASE/RDWAY/15KV WIRELINE 3,294.06

BOMGAARS LOG CHAIN/WIRE CLIP 86.33

BOUND TREE MEDICAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES 2,296.49

CABLE ONE CABLE 381.80

CARQUEST AUTO PARTS STICKERS-REPAIRS-TIEROD 184.71

CARROLL DISTRIBUTING HC RED BRICK/GLOVES 482.62

CENTURY BUSINESS LEASING KYOCERA 70.00

SUSAN COMSTOCK AVIARY CLEAN 250.00

CONTINENTAL RESEARCH CORP ZONKER BLOCKS/BACTO DOSE 11,686.71

CORE & MAIN WATER VALVES-METER/TUBES 24,221.57

CORNHUSKER INT ST 21 REPAIRS 899.53

CROP PRODUCTION SERV MEC AMINE 405.00

CRYSTAL OIL FUEL 141.39

DAKOTA CO STAR AD 8.05

DAKOTA CO REGISTER P REL 20.00

DANKO FLARES-UNIT 23-COMPRESSOR 44,824.35

DATAMATAIC MAINT 378.80

DEMCO SUPPLIES 178.88

DEPT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 11 WATER LIC 1,265.00

EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS SUPPLIES 1,018.69

ECHO GROUP WIRE/CORDS/PLUGS/HAND HOLE 5,599.95

E GOV STRATEGIES ANNUAL LIC/SUPPORT 2,783.00

ELEC INNOVATIONS LOCK DOWN BUTTON 740.10

ELEC PUMP LIFT STATION ROTH-TAMARACK LIFT 2,427.60


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ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING REPAIRS 1,095.00

ELECTRONIC SECURITY SPECIAL 1 10 PROXIMITY CARDS 26.00

ELLIOT RQUIPMENT EXT HANDGUN 50X30 390.32

KNIGHT & DAVE INC MOW-TRIM 299.00

EXECUTIVE TECHNOLOGIES COPYSTAR/KYOCERA 78.01

FAMILY HANDYMAN BOOKS 34.98

THE FEED SHED 2 SCOOPS 8.58

FELD FIRE METHANE GAS-SENSOR 370.75

FIBER COMM PHONE LINE 31.31

FIRST NATIONAL BANK FREMONT GO FLOOD CONTROL BOND 214,797.50

FIVE STAR AWARDS SCHMIEDT NAME PLATE 7.50

FLEET US LLC FASTLINE PAINT SOCCER 456.08

FREMONT TIRE TIRES-REPAIR3890.68 3,890.68

GENERAL TRAFFIC CONTROLS SERVICE CALL 882.90

LP GILL INC-HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE OCT 2017 GARBAGE 61,796.00

GUARANTEE OIL CO OIL-FILTERS-LUBE PUMP 2,333.24

H20 4 U WATER-SALT 99.22

HACH COMPANY LAB SUPPLIES 3,138.43

HAWKINS CHLORINE CYCLINDER 30.00

IOWA ONE CALL JULY/AUG/SEPT 2017 21.20

JACKS UNIFORMS UNIFORMS-BATTERIES-MISC 1,733.49

JEO ELEC RATE STUDY 28,178.75

KONICA MINOLTA COPIER 456.34

LA CONCRETE CONCRETE-E 15TH & G ST 23,038.88

LIBRARICA CIRC SYSTEM 3,079.00

LINCOLN ELEC SYSTEM NOV ELEC SYSTEM 17,500.00

LINDBLOM SERVICES PORTA POTTYS 3,110.20

LYLES GARAGE DOOR SERVICE TRACK ON DOOR 97.40

MACQUEEN EMERGENCY GROUP 6 GROOVE BELTS 319.66

MAIL HOUSE,INC LATE NOTICES-STMTS 3,986.98

MARCO KONICA 76.83

MARX DISTRIBUTION FOUNDRY DUST CONTROL 3,081.00

MATHESON TRI-GAS HELIUM/OXYGEN 405.87

MERCY BUSINESS EAP OCT 158.33

MERCY MEDICAL CENTER DRUG TEST 634.00

MESSERLIE BROTHERS CONST SAND/DIRT/VALVES 5,713.42

METRO ELEC

ROTH LIFT STAT-W 9TH LIFT REWIRED 6,042.55

MID AMERICAN ENERGY VARIOUS ADRESSES 101.36

MIDWEST WHEEL COMPANIES LIGHT/CHAINS 1,013.39

MSC CHAIN&CABLE LUBE SPRAY 114.42

MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY SERV COAT /PANT 4,250.00

NE DEPT HHS OFFICE OF DRINK WATER TRAIN 3 PEOPLE 894.00

NE PUBLIC HEAKTH ENVIROMENT WATER TESTING 438.00

NE PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT GTWYDR/ATOKAD-N SHORE 158.37


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NE PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT OCT ELEC PURCHASE 804,019.29

NE RURAL WATER ASSOC BACKFLOW TRAINING 300.00

NE ENVIROMENTAL PRODUCTS BROOMS/GUTTER BRMS 2,852.76

NE MUNICIPAL FIRE NOV 2017-OCT 2018 50.00

NETSYS

TROUBLE SHOOT-2 BROCADE RENEWAL 4,081.50

O'REILLY AUTO PARTS CAR PARTS 795.49

OLD REPUBLIC SURETY COUNCILMAN BOND 100.00

OLSSON ASSOCIATES THRU OCT 7TH 2,834.25

ONE CALL CONCEPTS OCT 2017 LOCATES 177.21

ONE OFFICE SOLUTIONS SUPPLIES 2,101.10

ONE SOURCE BACK GROUND CHECK 22.00

PENWORTHY COMPANY PUPPETS 19.99

AJ PHILLIPS PUBLISHING DOOR HANGERS 225.00

PITNEY BOWES 8/30 THRU 11/29/17 426.81

POMPS TIRE SERVICE REPAIR TIRE 90.00

DANIEL GESY-POWER WASH TOKENS 300.00

R&S CONTRACTING FOR CABIN AT ORCHARD 17,987.54

REAMS SPRINKLER PARTS 7.92

ROBERTSON IMPLEMENT REPAIRS-MOTOMIX-SPARK PLUGS 2,842.67

SANDRY FIRE SUPPLY MSA SPECTACLE KIT 286.63

SAPP BROS FUEL 15,842.15

SERVICE MASTER JANITORIAL 775.00

SIOUX CITY FIRE DEPT HAZMAT 1ST INSTALL 18 YR 5,993.55

SIOUX CITY FORD TANK ASSEMBLY 100.60

SIOUX CITY JOURNAL PARAMEDICS/EMT JOBS 1,088.00

CITY OF SIOUX CITY REPAIRS SWEEPERS 1,432.64

SIOUXLAND CARES ABOUT TULIPS 100.00

SIOUXLAND CONCRETE CONCRETE 1,339.00

SIOUXLAND HYDRAULICS ST SWEEPER REPAIRS 473.61

SIOUXLAND PARAMEDICS PARAMEDICS 200.00

SSC ANIMAL HOSP MICROCHIPS 20.00

SOLAR CITY SEPT 2017 ELEC 20,530.27

SOUTH SIDE GLASS REPLACE WINDOW 467.90

SPRINT CELL PHONES 633.48

STAN HOUSTON EQUIP CO SUPPLIES-18 VOLT BATTERIES 326.34

STANDARD INS COMPANY INS 121.62

STEFFEN REPAIRS-PLOW BLADES 2,817.44

STEPHAN WELDING SHOP VARIOUS WELDING 2,435.50

STEVE HARRIS CONST DANIELS LANE 64,875.00

TARGET SOLUTIONS MEMBERSHIP / FEE 2,353.00

TASTE OF HOME BOOKS BOOKS 32.98

TODD MASTERS PICKED UP CONCRETE 6,851.95

TOWN SQUARE PUBLICATION ADS-NOTICES 149.00

TRANSCHEME INC SAFE HARBOR 8,016.90

TRI STATE COMMUNICATIONS ANTENNA-BELTCLIP-BATTERY 462.71


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JOSE PEREZ TOOLKAT GLASS REPAIR 217.00

TYLER TECHNOLGIES TIME CLOCK/WEBUT BILL 3,059.39

UNITYPOINT HEALTH P/T CAMPGROUND HOST 100.00

UTILITY SERVICE CO TOWER MAINT NOV 11,212.38

VALUE RECOVERY SERV COMPUTER 799.99

VERIZON WIRELESS CELL PHONES 434.76

WESCO RECEIVABLES CORP LITES PARKING 72.00

WEST PAYMENT AMERICAN LAW 144.00

WESTERN DISPOSAL GARBAGE SERVICE 431.63

WIGMAN COMPANY HEATER-COUPLING 1,490.72

WILMES HARDWARE VARIOUS 1,152.56

WINTER EQUIP COMPANY SNOW BLADES 6,586.09

TOTAL $1,529,219.52

CHECKS SINCE OCT 23RD MEETING

210353 KORINA CALAMANCO PAYROLL 505.05

**** MAIN CITY PAYROLL 144,165.19

**** LEC PAYROLL 13,788.93 210354-210444 COUNCIL CLAIMS

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210445-210449 LEC CLAIMS

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210450 ALLEY WINERY NPPD REBATE 280.00

210451 DEPT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES GRADE 6 WATER KENT BART 28.75

210452-210453 MUNDO LATINO ADS-NOTICES 1,270.50

210454 NE DEPT OF REVENUE LOTTERY 4,239.00

210455 NE EXPRESSWAY FOR ECON DEV OCT-NOV-DEC 2017 FEE 2,083.08

210456 MATT RECTOR ICMA 401 LOAN REFUND 106.29

210457 SIOUX CITY TRANSIT BUS SUBSIDY 5,529.92

210458 CITY OF SIOUX CITY SAMPLING FEE-WATER&SEWER USE 150,889.50

210459 VERIZON WIRELESS CELL PHONES 234.57

210460 NANCI WALSH MILAGE TO NORFOLK 85.60

210461 QWINN WRIGHT PAYROLL 761.63 210462-210464 RESOLUTIONS

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210465 CHRISTORIA NAZARIO DEPOSIT REFUND 100.00

210466 DHHS DEPOSIT REFUND 52.71

210467 RICHARD & RHONDA HARRISON DEPOSIT REFUND 35.44

210468 DAK CO AGRICULTURE DEPOSIT REFUND 79.88

210469 COLLECTION SERVICE CENTER WAGE WITHHOLDING 78.92

210470 NE CHILD SUPPORT WAGE WITHHOLDING 778.16

210471 SOCRATA INC SOFTWARE 6,000.00

***** CITY OF SSC-HEALTH PREM HEALTH PREM 91,112.18

***** CITY OF SSC DENTAL & VISION 4,938.00 210472-210474 THREE RIVERS LIFE PREM 767.85 210475-210476 THREE RIVERS BENEFITS NOV PREMIUM 16,423.44


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210477-210486 LEC CLAIMS

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210487 KERRY BLIGH ANIMAL SERVICES 4,321.48

210488 DELTA DENTAL LEC DENTAL 489.70

210489 ICMA RETIREMENT TRUST -401 ON BEHALF TIM MILLER 1,654.25

210490 KIM BOVEE SUPPLIES-MILAGE 123.96

210491 WELLS FARGO BANK TIPPING AGREEMENT 225,000.00

210492 AFLAC CANCER 661.18

210493 COLONIAL LIFE & ACCIDENT INS INS 212.86

210494 FAMILY HERITAGE INS 209.50

210495 FIRE DPT LOCAL 644-MIKE WRIGHT UNION DUES 50.00

210496 ICMA RETIREMENT FUND-457 PENSION 5,719.56

210497 ICMA RETIREMENT TRUST -401 PENSION 15,433.15

210498 NE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES UNION DUES 750.00

210499 NE FOP #75 NE FOP 650.00

210500 POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION GUN/COMPLOAN 123.50

210501 PRE-PAID LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL INDENTITY 268.08

210502 CITY OF SSC MEDICAL FLEX PLAN 4,043.20

210503 SSC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOUNDATION DONATION 80.00

210504 SSC POLICE OFFICERS ASSOC POLICE UNION DUES 510.00

210505 UNITED WAY OF SIOUXLAND UNITED WAY 290.00

210506 WASHINGTON NATIONAL INS INS 74.30

210507 BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD LEC INC 8,881.12

210508 NE STATE TREASURER UNCLAIMED PROPERTY 875.27

***** PRINCIPLE LIFE PENSION 6,587.91

***** PRINCIPLE LIFE PENSION 6,932.99

**** NE REVENUE MAIN CITY PAYROLL TAXES 15,645.32

***** NE REVENUE LEC PAYROLL TAXES 1,316.85

****** IRS MAIN CITY PAYROLL TAXES 56,204.24

***** VSP LEC VISION 253.48

***** IRS LEC PAYROLL TAXES 4,901.22

***** NE REVENUE MAIN CITY PAYROLL TAXES 24,513.13

**** IRS MAIN CITY PAYROLL TAXES 53,265.63

***** IRS MAIN CITY PAYROLL TAXES 50,667.56

***** IRS LEC PAYROLL TAXES 4,531.43

***** NE REVENUE LEC PAYROLL TAXES 2,101.32

***** VSP LEC VISION 253.48

**** IRS LEC PAYROLL TAXES 5,076.73

**** THREE RIVERS MEDICAL AND DENTAL 16,244.31

**** THREE RIVERS MEDICAL AND DENTAL 6,335.11

210509 GUADALUPE SILVA DEPOSIT REFUND 49.32

210510 YOLANDA MORENO DEPOSIT REFUND 31.34

210511 SUSAN FISCHER DEPOSIT REFUND 20.28

210512 LONDI DURATE DEPOSIT REFUND 10.08

210513 GELLE ABDIRAHMAN DEPOSIT REFUND 69.97

210514 JOHNNY STARKS DEPOSIT REFUND 53.44


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210515 ISIDRO HERNANDEZ DEPOSIT REFUND 135.16

210516 JAIME GUTIERREZ DEPOSIT REFUND 67.26

210517 LEILA MOHAMED DEPOSIT REFUND 55.26

210518 CHAD CLAY DEPOSIT REFUND 56.90

210519 MARCO RIVAS DEPOSIT REFUND 60.39

210520 MAYRA DEANDA DEPOSIT REFUND 17.88

210521 AWIL MIRE FARAH DEPOSIT REFUND 70.93

210522 MONICA SALAZAR DEPOSIT REFUND 34.57

210523 PATRICIA ARCE DEPOSIT REFUND 16.33

210524 BRITTANY OLIVER NCIC CLASS 227.37

210525 CAROL LARVICK STEEL CANNING SUPPLIES 42.79

210526 COLLECTION SERVICE CENTER WAGE WITHHOLDING 78.92

210527 CDA INS FOR ROOF 134,238.42

210528 EMPLOYEE BENEFIT CONCEPTS NOV 17 FSA 175.00

210529 LANCE HEDQUSIT INS-MILAGE 862.29

210530 SHAWN JENSEN BOARDING K-9 296.27

210531 NATIONAL ACCT SYSTEMS OCT COLLECTIONS 319.58

210532 NE CHILD SUPPORT WAGE WITHHOLDING 778.16

210533 NLCA LLC TIPPING AGREEMENT 4,500.00

210534 SIOUXLAND CHAPTER OF SHRM MEMBERSHIP FOR NANCI W/MARY 150.00

210535 ELMER WATKINS NE STATE VOL CONF 596.74

***** LEC PAYROLL 15,779.05

**** MAIN CITY PAYROLL 134,664.58

TOTAL 1,263,044.69

TOTAL 2,792,264.21

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UCR

SOUTH SIOUX CITY UNIFORM CRIME REPORT(UCR) STATISTICS

YEAR 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Change

UCR Total 313 359 423 406 491 483 338 594 540 700 160 +

Offense 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Total 313 359 423 406 491 483 338 594 540 700 160 +

Unknown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Criminal Homicide 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Death by Negligence 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Forcible Rape 1 1 2 0 3 3 0 2 0 4 4 +

Robbery 1 1 0 2 1 5 1 3 2 1 1 -

Aggravated Assault 2 13 13 17 18 13 12 16 16 38 22 +


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Burglary 25 17 33 23 65 50 14 33 17 28 11 +

Larceny 160 194 238 246 308 299 232 441 400 435 35 +

Motor Vehicle Theft 9 22 13 14 16 20 4 18 21 37 16 +

Simple Assault 112 109 123 104 79 93 75 81 83 157 74 +

Arson 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 -

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Public Hearing Rezoning

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

SOUTH SIOUX CITY, CITY COUNCIL

REZONING REQUEST

Parcel # 220273667

Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City

of South Sioux City, on Monday, November 13, 2017 at 5:00 p.m. in the South Sioux City

Council Chambers, 1615 1st Avenue which meeting will be open to the public in the matter of

rezoning Parcel #220273667, from R3b to M1, legally described as All Block 32 and West 33’ of

Vacated H Street and North 30’ of Vacated 8th

Street Abutting Thereto and Vacated Alleys in

Block 32, Stanton Addition, South Sioux City, Dakota County, Nebraska. Said parcel is located

in the 700 block of G Street.


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End Public Hearing Rezoning


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St. Michael’s Conditional Use Request

End St. Michael’s Conditional Use Request


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Hope Lutheran Church

End Hope Lutheran Church


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Engineers’ Report


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Amendment to Rental Inspection Ordinance ORDINANCE 2015-08 Section 150.65(B)(3) AMENDMENT

Current Language: (3) Rental licenses not obtained by February 28, 2016, for any rental property/rental dwelling located within the corporate limits of South Sioux City, shall be required to pay a penalty fee of $10.00 per day, with a maximum penalty of $300.00 per rental dwelling, in addition to the rental license fee. Rental licenses not obtained by February 28, 2019, for any rental property/rental dwelling located within the Extraterritorial Zoning Jurisdiction area of City of South Sioux City, Nebraska, shall be required to pay a penalty fee of $10.00 per day, with the maximum penalty of $300.00 per rental dwelling. Rental licenses which are not renewed by February 28th of each subsequent year after the issuance, shall be revoked. If the rental license is revoked, the property owner will be required to file a new rental license application, including any fees related thereto, together with a penalty fee of $10.00 per day, with the maximum penalty for a rental dwelling being $300.00. Such penalty fee is in addition to any fine imposed as set forth in Section 150.69 (E)(2).

Amended Language: Rental licenses not obtained by February 28th of the licensing year, for any rental property/rental dwelling located within the corporate limits of South Sioux City, shall be required to pay, in addition to the licensing fee, a penalty fee equal to the rental license fee. Rental licenses not obtained by February 28, 2019, for any rental property/rental dwelling located within the Extraterritorial Zoning Jurisdiction area of the City of South Sioux City, Nebraska, shall be required to pay, in addition to the licensing fee, a penalty fee equal to the rental licensing fee. Rental licenses which are not renewed by February 28th of each subsequent year after the issuance, shall be revoked. If the rental license is revoked, the property owner will be required to file a new rental license application, including any fees related thereto, together with a penalty fee equal to the rental license fee. Such penalty fee is in addition to any fine imposed as set forth in Section 150.69(E)(2).

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Resolution Pymt. JEO Consulting Group Natural Gas

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Resolution Pymt. Olssons Water Storage


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Resolution Pymt. Certified Testing W. 29th St.


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Resolution Final Pymt. Community Foundation/L & L Fire Station


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Resolution Fire Truck

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Mark Albenesius Change Order

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Engineers Statement of Completion

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Resolution Pymt. Mark Albenesius Final Pymt. Ph 2 Force Main

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Resolution Pymt. SubSurfco

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Resolution Pymt. JEO Veterans Dr.

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Resolution Pymt. JEO W. 32nd

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Resolution Pymt. JEO E. 29th

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Resolution Pymt. JEO W. 29th St.

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Fire Station No parking area

Yellow painted protection zone from the NE corner of 1st Avenue and 15

th St., south 206

feet to the opening of the south driveway of the fire station.

Yellow banner on gutter ribbon from north to south the entire length. Signs might need

affixing to existing light poles if continued parking issues.

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Fire Dept. Report

CITY OF SOUTH SIOUX CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT

Phone (402) 494-7508 Fax: (402) 494-7599 E-MAIL:

[email protected]

TO: Rod Koch, Mayor City Council Lance Hedquist, City Administrator FROM: Clint Merithew, Fire Chief SUBJECT: October Summary DATE: November 3, 2017

MEMORANDUM

This month of September and October were extremely busy one for the department. September 1st began the big move into the new fire station. Then preparing for and hosting the new station dedication on Monday September 11, 2017. With over 250 guests inside the apparatus bay, the City hosted Nebraska Lt. Governor Mike Foley, Senator Joni Albrecht and a representative from Senator Ben Sasses’ office to participate and speak. Mayor Rod Koch officiating the program, with State Government officials, local dignitaries, a piece of the Twin Towers from 9/11 was unveiled as a fixture in the fire station. The piece of iron represents the Duty-Courage and Honor in the Emergency Services, honoring those who gave their lives on that day of terrorist aggression. Fire Prevention Week beginning October 8-14, the department participated in many activities throughout the City. During the month, fire crews went to each school, multiple times to meet and work with the students on fire prevention activities. Going to all the elementary and some day care schools and facilities. In all, there was just fewer than 800 school aged students that participated in the structured events. Congratulations to Volunteer Lacey Hallstrom, who took the extra time to make contact

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with the schools, plan the student activity packets and assist with the delivery of the instructions. In the September City Council Meeting, the consensus of the Council voted to accept the FEMA/SAFER Grant which represents a huge step towards assuring the Citizens of South Sioux City of Medical and Fire protection 24/7/365. This vote approved the additional hiring of five (5) personnel by having three (3) personnel on-duty. There was overall concern and discussion regarding post Grant financial assistance, however programs are under design to assist or be implements to sustainability to augment the operational costs. With the resignation of one Firefighter/Paramedic, we brought on Payne Allen from Hawarden, IA. Payne has been in the fire service for many years and the EMS field as well. With Payne’s abilities and credentials, one of which includes his Instructors license for Firefighter-1 certification. With that, we will have the opportunity to have the volunteers bring their skill base up in hopes to have all the members with their state certification as we move forward. Many more options and adventures are available from his years of experience that will be tapped.

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The fourth and second replacement Firefighter/Paramedic was brought on board in October. Qwinn Wright from La Vista, NE brings to the department not only an array of EMS and fire experience, but a returning Hometown pleasure. Having growing up in Jackson then in South Sioux City, he graduated from SSCHS then explored the fire service and refined his skills in firefighting and Emergency Medical Services to bring his expertise to us. We welcome aboard both of these fine individuals to the South Sioux City Fire Department and the community.

Training in October consisted of Grain Bin recovery which was attended by 9 members of the department. A grain bin full of corn was donated for the evening by Gavilon, here is South Sioux City. The training consisted of utilizing the department’s grain bin rescue tube and extraction auger system. Members were strategically placed safely in the bin, and the rescue equipment was deployed to remove the corn encasing the body for safe removal. The Rescue boat went out in the month of October for a reported vehicle in the water on the Iowa side. On Monday October 16, 2017 the SSCFD assisted in searching with MERT, Sioux City, the Dakota County Sheriff’s Department and the DNR. Final vehicle


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location and recovery operations were conducted on Saturday, October 21, 2017. Four department members were part of the search and rescue and recovery operations. Fire responses were frequent with two structure fires and two vehicle fires. Both structure fires were destructive with one a complete loss, the other originated in the kitchen. Two vehicle fires, one was discovered fully involved under the Vets Bridge was determined to be arson. The second vehicle fire was a mechanical issue The departments Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) systems was delivered and installed in October, and long awaited. This new system replaces our 29 year old Bauer Mfg. system which has limitations to filling breathing air cylinders to meet the demand of modern in-use 4500 psi cylinders. The new system has auto fill and electronic monitoring to assure the purest of filtered air is in the breathing tanks for personnel. Fire staff traveled to Sioux Falls to inspect and conduct compliance inspection to the Rosenbauer fire truck. The new fire truck, Engine -32 should arrive about mid-November once the final appliances are installed and documentation is completed. The Fire Department roster to date is listed at 22 strong, 16 are volunteer personnel. We had one resignation in September, Ashley Lyle who moved to Iowa to be with her family. One member, Zach Daniels completed his EMT schooling. Volunteer Lacey Hallstrom is still going strong in the Paramedic Program which she will complete next spring, 2018. For the month of October 2017, our data for responses and personnel hours are depicted in the following tables below:

2016 OCTOBER 2017

FIRE RESPONSES: EMS CALLS: TOTAL CALLS:

OCTOBER 2017 SUMMARY PAGE 3

The table below is a three (3) year comparison chart on call status for Fire and EMS

responses.

26 18 79 81

105 99


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The following information represents personnel hours for full-time staff, Part-time, volunteers, and times for calls with training in both Fire and EMS evolutions.

PERSONNEL HOURS OCTOBER 1,978 On-Duty Personnel 914 Over-time 82 Administration 222 Part-time 418 Per-diem 48

Volunteer 62 On Call 7 Ambulance 46 Fire Response 16

Training/drill 38

2015 2016 2017

82 181 239

885 909 921

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BRING THE FIRE PREVENTION MESSAGE HOME The latest NFPA statistics tell us that over the last 15 years the total number of structure fires has remained relatively constant. Yet fire is still killing more than 7 people per day across our country. Consider these facts:

Approximately 2,650 people die in the United States each year as the result of a fire in their homes.

Fire fatalities occur in the 29% of homes without working smoke alarms, or no smoke alarms.

Lack of fire extinguishers, the most basic of basics is not present.

It remains extremely troubling that the number one cause of home fire deaths is the absence of working smoke alarms. These realities remind us as Fire Chief’s and Public Officials that we must keep

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current and lead our communities toward effective home fire safety strategies. 0 . Fire Departments throughout the Nation, took part this past October for Fire Prevention Week. Instructing school after school, on fire prevention measures to children. Those measures taught, were taken home and discussed. It is those school children, which are the future generation that needs to be instructed on the perils of fire and develop preventative measures in the home, workplace and about our busy lives. One of the renewed focuses is on the importance of promoting working alarms in communities. It provides guidance to fire departments for making good choices about implementing risk reduction programs and calls for the replacement of any smoke alarm when it reaches 10 years of age. The latest research encourages smoke alarms with long-life, non-replaceable batteries to be used as an option where battery-powered units are allowed. As a result of recent research, for the first time suggests that community risk reduction campaigns promote the use of smoke alarms powered by 10-year batteries as long as a replacement plan is considered. As public officials, we must all work hard to help our communities respond to the message and have working smoke alarms in all homes. It’s our responsibility as community leaders to educate them

that sleeping with their doors closed allows more time for escape and rescue as deadly smoke, carbon monoxide, and heat in home fires continues to increase. These increases are the result of lighter weight materials derived from the petroleum industry: PLASTICS. Many resources are available in education. Please be a part in educating our, kids and communities about the importance of having fire-safe homes.

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NDOR Mtce Agreement


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USS Sioux City

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USDA Funds

The Fire Department proposes to replace the aged communication system to bring it up to code

with the law enforcement center, police, etc. This is an item that should have been considered in

the original project but wasn’t. The department would like permission to get three quotes for this

communication system, including installation costs. The Department did not spend the full

$110,000 allotted for equipment for the station and have approximately $36,000 remaining in

that portion of the project, along with an additional $35,000 that the USDA had set aside if we

would have had to pay interest for interim financing to an outside entity. After reconciling the

numbers, the USDA would allow the balance of the equipment and the additional $35,000 to be

applied for a new communication system for the fire station.

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Security Light Charges


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