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Meeting Name: Board of Public Utilities Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: 1/17/2019 1:30 PM Minutes status: Final  
Meeting location: City Council Chamber 100 Santa Rosa Avenue
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19-400BPU 13.1Sonoma Organic Waste Processing Facility Project, Progress to DateBPU- Agenda ItemREVIEW OF THE SONOMA ORGANIC WASTE PROCESSING (SOWP) FACILITY PROJECT, PROGRESS TO DATE In May 2017, the Sonoma County Waste Management Agency (Agency) issued a request for proposals from parties interested in owning and operating a compost facility to re-establish a solid waste compost facility within Sonoma County. As part of the siting effort, the City offered city-owned property near the Laguna Treatment Plant (LTP) for lease to provide both a potential site for the facility and potential synergistic benefits to the City via a separate request for proposals. During the City's RFP process, ten proposals which included use of city property were received by the City. Of these ten, city staff identified four that met city criteria for further consideration. The Board approved Letters of Intent to Negotiate with these four proposers in December, 2017. Subsequently, the Agency selected Renewable Sonoma as having the most beneficial proposal. Renewable Sonoma and city staff are now working towards developing an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement which, upon Board approval, will enable Renpresented  Action details Not available
19-200BPU 14.1November 15, 2018 - Regular Meeting Minutes.BPU- MinutesNovember 15, 2018 - Regular Meeting Minutes.approve as submitted  Action details Not available
19-201BPU 14.2December 6, 2018 - Regular Meeting Minutes.BPU- MinutesDecember 6, 2018 - Regular Meeting Minutes.approve as submitted  Action details Not available
19-401BPU 15.1Status Update FEMA Public Assistance ProjectsBPU- Agenda ItemSTATUS UPDATE OF FEMA PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROJECTS FOR SANTA ROSA WATER INFRASTRUCTURE Santa Rosa Water has seven Category F Public Assistance infrastructure repair projects that qualify for FEMA reimbursement. These projects have a total City estimated repair cost of $23,029,820. This update will include a comparison of City and FEMA estimated repair costs, as well as FEMA project approval status. Staff will also provide a brief description on the progress and anticipated completion date of each Category F Fire Recovery project.presented  Action details Video Video
19-403BPU 15.2Water Supply UpdateBPU- Agenda ItemWATER SUPPLY UPDATE Staff will update the Board on water supply issues. The Board may discuss this item and give direction to staff.presented  Action details Video Video
19-100BPU 16.1Contract Amendment for Agricultural LimeBPU- ConsentRESOLUTION - APPROVAL - FIRST AMENDMENT TO GENERAL SERVICES AGREEMENT (GSA) F001643 PORTOLA MINERALS INC., dba BLUE MOUNTAIN MINERALS INC. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended by the Finance and Water Departments that the Board, by resolution, approve the First Amendment to General Services Agreement (GSA) F001643 to add funds for the supply and delivery of agricultural lime with Portola Minerals Inc., dba Blue Mountain Minerals Inc., Columbia, California, in the amount of $153,000 bringing the total Agreement amount not to exceed $383,000.approve as submittedPass Action details Video Video
19-102BPU 16.3Contract Award - Station 2 Emergency Generator Replacement & Station 3 Power Filter InstallationBPU- ConsentMOTION - CONTRACT AWARD - STATION 2 EMERGENCY GENERATOR REPLACEMENT AND STATION 3 POWER FILTER INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended by the Transportation and Public Works Department that the Board, by motion, approve the project and award Construction Contract No. C02150 in the amount of $333,333.00 to the lowest responsive bidder, CES Corp, dba CAL Electric, of Fairfield, California, for Station 2 Emergency Generator Replacement, Station 3 Power Filter Installation, approve a 15% contingency, and authorize a total contract amount of $383,332.95.approve as submittedPass Action details Not available
19-101BPU 16.2Calpine Nondisclosure AgreementBPU- ConsentMOTION - APPROVAL OF CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT WITH CALPINE CORPORATION AND GEYSERS POWER COMPANY RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended by the City Attorney’s Office and the Water Department that the Board, by motion, approve a Confidentiality and Nondisclosure Agreement with Calpine and the Geysers Power Company to allow City staff to receive confidential information for the purpose of evaluating a request for potential release of the Calpine Corporation Guarantee dated as of August 21, 2007.approve as submittedPass Action details Video Video
19-300BPU 17.1Request for Additional Contingency - Replacement of Water Services from Tubbs FireBPU- ReportREPORT - REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL CONTRACT CONTINGENCY - REPLACEMENT OF WATER SERVICES AFFECTED BY THE TUBBS FIRE BACKGROUND: On May 17, 2018, the Board of Public Utilities approved a construction contract with Northern Pacific Corporation in the amount of $604,490.00 for the replacement of contaminated water services outside the water quality advisory area. There were approximately 115 services identified for replacement when the contract was awarded. The Department of Transportation and Public Works and the Water Department anticipated that additional services may be added during construction. Therefore, the contract included provisions to allow additional services to be installed on a Force Account basis. During the course of construction, an additional 39 water service lines were added to the contract for a total of 154 water services. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended by the Transportation and Public Works Department and the Water Department that the Board of Public Utilities, by motion, approve additional contingency for replacing an additional 39 water service lines that werecontinue the item to   Action details Not available
19-402BPU 110.1Monthly Rate Revenue, Water Usage and CIP Bid Award Report - Oct/Nov 2018BPU- Agenda ItemMONTHLY RATE REVENUE, WATER USAGE AND CIP BID AWARD REPORT - OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2018 - Provided for information.received and filed  Action details Not available