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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-16-2011 ~c CITY OF AUBURN CITY OF PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE May 16, 2011 WASHINGTON nnINUTEs 1. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Rich Wagner called the meeting to order at 3:30 p.m. in Conference Room #2, located on the second floor of Auburn City Hall, One East Main Street, Auburn, Washington. Committee members present were: Chairman Rich Wagner, Vice-Chair BiII Peloza, and Member Virginia Haugen. Alsolpresent during the meeting were: Mayor Peter B. Lewis, Public Works Director Dennis Dowdy, City Engineer/Assistant Director Dennis Selle, Assistant City Engineer Ingrid Gaub, Utilities Engineer Dan Repp, Project Engineer Jacob Sweeting, Project Engineer Leah Dunsdon, Project Engineer Robert Lee, Project Engineer Ryan Vondrak, Sanitary Sewer Engineer Robert Elwell, Water Utility Engineer Cynthia Lamothe, Street Systems Engineer Seth Wickstrom, Planner Stuart Wagner, Planning Manager Elizabeth Chamberlain, Finance Director Shelley Coleman, Utilities and Account Services Manager Mark Gregg, Systems Analyst Chrissy Malave, Robert Copeland, represenfing Skills Inc, Burr Mosby, Rosella Mosby, and Brett Jacbosen from Mosbys Farm, and Department Secretary'Jennifer Rigsby. II: CONSENT AGENDA . A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES It was moved by Vice-Chair Peloza, seconded by Member Haugen, that the Committee approve the. Public Works Committee minutes for date, May 2, 2011. Motion carried 3-0. B. PERMISSION TOADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR PROJECT NO. CP0756 LEA HILL PUMP STATIONS DECOMMISSIONING PHASE 2 Project Engineer Sweeting confirmed that the City is prepared to move forward with decommissioning the Lea Hill Pump Stations, in response to a question asked by Chairman Wagner. It was moved by Vice-Chair Peloza, seconded by Member Haugen, that the Committee recommend Council, grant permission to advertise for bids for Project No. CP0756, Lea Hill Pump Stations Decommissioning - Phase 2. Motion carried 3-0. C. PERMISSION TO AWARD CONTRACT 11-12 TO NORDIC CONSTRUCTION INC. ON THEIR LOW BID OF $48,954.35 PLUS WA STATE SALES TAX OF $4,650.66 FOR A TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE OF $53,605,01 FOR PROJECT NO. C410A, 277T" WETLAND MITIGATION MONITORING (ANNUAL) Chairman Wagner asked if the work on the east side of the creek will be completed at a later time. Project Engineer Dunsdon answered that staff has written the regulatory agencies, the Army Corps of Engineers and. the State Department of Ecology (DOE), explaining the scope of the project, what work was attempted last year, and what the City is intending to do this year. The City has provided the Corps and DOE with proposed revised performance measures that Page 1 ' r Pubiic Works Committee Minutes May 16. 2011 MINUTES only involve the west side of the creek as the east side of the creek is inaccessible. Staff will be meeting with DOE in June to reView the revisibns and discuss next steps. Project Engineer Dunsdon stated that at this time sfie does not think there can be any work done on the east side of the creek because it is too wet, in response to a question asked by Chairman Wagner. It was moved by Vice-Chair Peloza, seconded by Member Haugen, that the Committee recommend Council grant permission to award Contract No. 11-12 to Nordic Construction Inc. for Project No. C410A, 277th Wetland Mitigation Monitoring (Annual). Motion carried 3-0. D. PERMISSION TO AWARD CONTRACT 11-08, TO JOHANSEN EXCAVATING, INC. ON THEIR LOW BID OF $4,054,501.60 PLUS WA STATE SALES TAX OF $40,409.53 FOR A TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE OF $4,094,911.33 FOR PROJECT NUMBER CP1005, SOUTH DIVISION STREET PROMENADE PROJECT Chairman Wagner requested a break down of the costs for the utility work separate from the costs of the rest of the project. Project Engineer Vondrak said that he would provide that to the Committee. Member Haugen stated that she would be voting against the award of the contract at the Public Works Committee Meeting as well as at the City Council Meeting due to feedback she has received from citizens. Member Haugen asked that her statement be reflected in the minutes. - It was moved by Vice-Chair Peloza, seconded by Chairman Wagner, that the Committee recommend Council award .Contract No. 11-08 to Johansen Excavating, Inc. for Project No. C01005, South Division Sfreet Promenade Projecf. Motion carried 2-1. Member Haugen voted against the motion. Chairman Wagner asked if there was a presentation on the project being presented to the City Council. Project Engineer Vondrak answered that there is not a presentation currently planned. Mayor Lewis requested a presentation be scheduled for the June 6, 2011 City Council Meeting. E. APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. 3 IN THE AMOUNT,OF $106,531.90 TO CONTRACT 10-26 WITH MOUNTAIN WEST CONSTRUCTION, LLC FOR WORK ON PROJECT CP0920, 2009 AC WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT Project Engineer Lee explained that there have been existing pavement failures experienced during construction and Change Order No. 3 will replace additional affected roads for a full width roadway repair. Lee stated fhat the contract'inGudes the pavement directly affected by the utility replacement but as work commenced it was discovered that there is no sub-base under the roadway in the project's vicinity. Project Engineer Lee said that the roads within the project were originally identified as possible candidates for Save Our Streets (SOS) improvements and staff believes if is appropriate for the SOS program to share in a portion of the cost of paVement restoration. Chairman Wagner asked if there is a detour plan for the project. Lee answered there are local detours and the roadways will only be closed intermittently during construction. Lee said that the work will occur during regular construction hours. Page 2 Public Works Committee Minutes Mav 16. 2011 MINUTES Vice-Chair Peloza asked if the project is located in the recently annexed area of Lea Hill. Project Engineer Lee confirmed that to be correct. Member Haugen asked how close the project is to SE, 320th Street. Director powdy answered it is approximately 20 blocks north of SE 320t' Street or approximately 1 mile. Membec Haugen asked if the project is related to in-fill development that had been discussed at past Public Works Committee Meetings. Mayor Lewis and Chairman Wagner both answered that it is not. Member Haugen voiced concern that SOS funds may be being used fo complete a development project. Member Haugen asked if there were existing pecmits that were 'extended for the development of the properties in the project's vicinity. Mayor Lewis answered that the permits which were recently extended were for a development near the Green River Community College, approximately 25 blocks away from the Asbestos Cement (AC) Watermain Replacement Project. Mayor Lewis stated that the replacement of the waterline and subsequent repair of the roadway is not developer driven. Assistant Director/City Engineer Selle stated that the waterline system was upgraded to meet the standards of the City's existing system and not because of planned development. Member Haugen asked if the vacant lots in the vicinity of the project will be developed. Mayor Lewis stated that the properties may be developed in the future. Assistant Direcfor/City Engineer Selle explained that there are two parts to the project. There is an existing old waterline which was determined to be a high priority to replace. Assistant Director/City Engineer Selle said that while work on the waterline was being done in the existing - neighborhood, it was found that the existing streets are in very bad condition. Staff is recommending partnering the SOS program funding with the Water Utility funding to complete street preservation of the existing roadway. Assistant Director/City Engineer Selle stated that there are no pending development applications for the plats in that area. Chairman Wagner pointed out that if developers do come and develop the properties, they would be responsible for paying the system development charges. Member Haugen reiterated her concerns regarding the use of SOS funds for the project. Chairman Wagner stated that the project was driven by the utilities to remove the asbestos concrete pipes out:of the City's water system by replacing them with iron pipes and it did make sense to complete some street preservafion work as part of the project since the roadway would have to be torn up during the waterline replacement. Chairman Wagner said that utility funds were being used for part of the pavement repair as well as SOS funds because it makes cost saving sense to complete the utility work and road work in concert. Mayor Lewis repeated that.there are no current plans for development of the parcels in the vicinity of the project, following comments made by.Member Haugen. vice-Chair. Peloza asked what type of treatment will be used to.preserve the streets. Project Engineer Lee answered that :inifially just the utility trench area was going to be patched but there were roadway failures outside of the area. The change orderwill allow for the existing. asphalt to be ground-up and reused for a new road base and a new 4 inch pavement will be laid over the base. Page 3 Public_Works Committee Minutes May 16. 2011 MINUTES Project Engineer Lee reviewed the project vicinity map in response to questions asked by Vice- Chair Peloza. Member Haugen restated her concems regarding the use of SOS funds for the project and that both the utility and SOS funds may be being used to support future development in the area surrounding the project. It was moved by Vice-Chair.Peloza, seconded by Chairman Wagner, that the Committee recommend Council approve Change Order No. 3 to Contract No. 10-26 for Project No. CP0920, 2009 AC Watermain Replacement. Chairman Wagner asked for a roll call vofe. Chairman Wagner and Vice=Chair Peloza voted in favor of the motion. Member Haugen voted against the motion. Motion carried 2-1. F. APPROVE FINAL PAY ESTIMATE'NO. 6 T0 CONTRACT 10-16 $1,059:21, FOR A TOTAL CONTRAGT PRIGE OF $160,895.37, WITH R. L. ALIA AND ACCEPT CONSTRUCTION OF PROJECT NO. CP1011 TACOMA PIPELINE 5 B STREET NW INTERTIE PROJECT Project Engineer Dunsdon was present. There were no questions from the Committee. It was moved by Vice-Chair Peloza:, seconded by Member Haugen, that the Committee recommend Council approve Final Pay Estimate No. 6 to Contract 10-16 and approve constn,iction for Project No. CP1011 Tacoma Pipeline 5 B Street NW Mtertie Project. Motion carried 3-0. III. ISSUES There were no issues. IV. DISCUSSION AND INFORMATION A. ORDINANCE 6363 - ZONING CODE AMENDM _ENTS (CREATING NEW SECTIONS 18.04.035, 18.04.036, 18.04.827, 18.04.894, 18.04.911 AND 18.31.210 OF THE AUBURN CITY CODE AND AMENDING SECTIONS 18.07:020 AND 18.56.030 OF THE AUBURN CITY CODE) RELATING TO THE ESTABUSHMENT AND REGULATION OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES Planner Wagner introduced himself to the Committee. V1/agner explained that Ordinance No. 6363, which addresses agricultural enterprises, went before the Planning Commission on May 3, 2011. The amendments in the ordinance are privately initiated and the amendments will define agricultural enterprises and supporting uses. There are also a series of development standards that would regulate agricultural enterprises and changes to the land use #able that would permit agricultural enterprises either through an Administrative Use Permit or Conditional ' - Use Permit. Page 4 Public Works Committee Minutes May 16. 2011 MINUTES Ordinance No. 6363 was reviewed by the Planning and Community Development Committee and will go back to that Committee for action on May 23, 2011. Planner Wagner answered questions asked by Chairman Wagner regarding the wording in the section of the ordinance that addresses changing message center signs. Chairman Wagner asked why Conditional Use Permifs were being issued as designated on page 9 of the ordinance. Planner Wagner responded that the Planning Director supports the use of Conditional Use Permits under certain circumstances, to provide some flexibility and as a discretionary action. Vice-Chair Peloza voiced his support of the Mosbys Farm plans for expansion and promotion of local agriculture. Chairman Wagner also voiced his support. Vice-Chair Peloza announced that at the last WIRA-9 meeting $300,000.00 in funding was awarded to sfudy #he levee along the Green River near Mosbys Farm. The Committee supports the introduction and adoption of Ordinance No. 6363. B. UTILITY SERVICE WATER LEAK ADJUSTMENT POLICY AND PROGEDURE- SEWER PORTION Finance Director Coleman confirmed that the current discussion would apply to only the sevuer portion of the Utility Service Water Leak Adjustment Policy and that the water portion of the policy will be discussed at the Public;Works Committee Meeting in June, in response to questions asked by Chairman Wagner. Chairman Wagner asked why.staff decided to adjust no more than finio billing cycles or 3 billing cycles, if billed monthly, as stated in page 2 of the policy. Coleman sfated that thetime limits were chosen to help encourage customers to locate the leak and make repairs quickly. Chairman Wagner pointed out that there may be situations when the customer is doing their best to locate leaks and make repairs but the time it takes fhem extends beyond 2 or 3 billing cycles because the leak is difficult to find. Chairman Wagner suggested changing the wording to provide more flexibility and allowing the Committee to make a decision to extend the amount of time adjustments can be made, especially in cases where the customer is showing due , diligence. Mayor Lewis agreed with the changes proposed by Chairman Wagner. Mayor Lewis asked the Committee if ttiey would like t_o change the administrative policy to allow for a longer time. Chairman Wagner stated that_there should be a longer time frame than that currently stated in the policy under the appeal process: The Committee concurred. Mayor Lewis authorized an immediate change to be made to the policy which will allow for a longer period of time under the appeal process subject to the discretion of the Finance Director, so that the changes may be applied to the leak adjustment appeals to be reviewed. Finance Director Coleman explained fhat when the standard adjustments are granted by the City, Finance staff will adjust no morethan two billing cycles if the customer;is billed bi-monthly or 3 billing cycles ifi the customer is billed monthly. If the customer files for an appeal, the Committee will be able to extend that 2-3 month time period. This will apply to sewer as well as water. Mayor Lewis spoke about: the need for having a deadline for adjustments, especially in cases when a leak can not be located and a new line needs to be installed. Page 5 Public Works Committee Minutes Mav 16, 2011 MINUTES Chairman Wagner asked if the water and sewer appeals will be combined or if there will be separate appeal processes for each. Finance Director Coleman answered that in section 4.8_of the policy, it will be made clear tha# there is a separate appeaC process for both water and sewer., Coleman stated a combined appeal can be made for.non single-family properties, in response to a question asked by Chairman Wagner: Chairman Wagner requested that all appeals be made separately. Mayor Lewis agreed,thatsimilar language should be used for the appeal processes, but the water and 'sewer appeals should be made separately. The Committee and staff reviewed the appeal process. Finance Director Coleman pointed out that adjustments to accounts are not made until leaks are repaired. The Committee and staff decided that#urther discussion regarding billing adjustments and tracking will take place at future Public Works Committee and the Finance Committee meetings.. C. SKILLS INCG LEAK ADJUSTMENT APPEAL Chairman Wagner stated that giyen the previous discussion regarding the sewer leak adjustment poficy, he supports granting the leak adjustment appeal made by Skills Inc. Vice- Chair Peloza agreed. Finance Director Coleman confirmed that both, the water and sewer adjustments are being appealed, in response to a question asked by Vice-Chair Peloza. Chairman Wagner pointed out that in the future the appeals will'be separate and that even combined, he believed the appeal fo be worthy, the 50% adjustment for water and the 100% adjustment for sewer. The Committee and staff reviewed the calculations for the Jeak adjustment for the SkilPs Inc. appeal. The adjustment amount was-figured to be $27,019.00. It was moved by Vice-Chair Peloza, seconded by Member Haugen, that the Committee grant the leak adjustment appeal for Skills Inc. Motion carried 3-0. D. HINSHAW'S HONDA LEAK ADJUSTMENT APPEAL Chairman Wagner asked if the appeal is water and sewer combined. Finance Director ' Coleman answered that the appeal is for sewer only. The Committee has been asked to make a determination,on the sewer leak appeal because the leak did not occur 6etween the main and the building. Finance Director Coleman confirmed t_hat the amount of the adjustment will be $1,508.00. It was moved by Vice-Chair Peloza, seconded by Member Haugen, that the Committee grant the leak adjustment appeal for Hinshaw's Honda Motion carried 3-0. Page 6 Public Works Committee Minutes Mav 16. 2011 MINUTES E. 2011 SIDEWALK REPAIR PROJECT AREAS Street Systems Engineer Wickstrom reported that there is -$200,000.00 budgeted in 2011 for , sidewalk repairs. Wickstrom reviewed the map of the proposed repair locations with the Committee. Street Systems Engineer Wickstrom stated that at the proposed southem location, which includes O Street SE, 25% of the repairs were completed as part of the 2009 Sidewalk Repair Project and the 2011 project will fnish the remaining 75% of ~the repairs. Wickstrom said that the project repairs existing sidewalks and does not build new sidewalks, in response to a question asked by Chairman Wagner. Street Systems Engineer Wickstrom said that the staff is proposing to repair the sidewalks on Harvey Road because the area generates the most citizen complaints. Wickstrom stated that he believed there is enough funding to complete the Priority 1 sidewalks indicated on the map and anticipates enough funding left to complete some of the Priority 2 sidewalks. Vice-Chair Peloza voiced his support for making sidewalk repairs on Harvey Road. Vice-Chair Peloza asked if the project could be completed before Fall 2011. Wickstrom answered that concre4e work can usually be done at any time during the year and he is currentty working on getting the Save Our Streets Project and Arterial Street Preservation Project into construction which involve weather dependant work prior to the Sidewalk Repair Project. The Committee concurs with the staff recommendafions for the project. F. CAPITAL PROJECT STATUS REPORT Item 17 - C207A - A Street NW Corridor - Phase 1: Chairman Wagner asked what the Washington State Department of`Transportation needed fo approve. Assistant City Engineer Gaub answered that the State needs to approve the City advertising the project. Item 23 - CP0915 - Well 1 Improvements: Chairman Wagner asked if the project should still move forward in light of the water agreement with Cascade Water Alliance. " Utilities Engineer Repp stated that the project will continue because it is parf of the City's Water Supply Strategy along with the Gascade agreement. , Item 24 - CP1102 -2011 Arterial_Pceservation Proiect:_ Chairman Wagner asked why the road improvements on the. downtown streets are not included on the project location list. Assistant City Engineer Gaub answered that the downtown improvements currently. being constructed are part of #he Save Our Streets Projects (SOS) and are included in Item 32 - CP1002 - 2010 Local Street Pavement Preservation. Member Haugen stated that she is concemed about using the Save Our Street Funds i.n areas where their may be new developmenf and in annexation areas. Chairman Wagner pointed out that the SOS program is not. developer driven and that pr'ior to the initiation of the S03 Projects the Committee reviews and approves a list of proposed project locations for each year. Page 7 Public Works Committee Minutes Mav 16. 2011 MINUTES Chairman Wagner asked when the list for proposed 2012 project locations will be brought to the Committee. Assistant City Engineer Gaub answered in early Fall 2011. Mayor Lewis pointed out that citizens that reside in the annexation areas are now also paying into the SOS fund. Item 27 - CP1024 - AWS and M Street SE Intersection Improvements: Assistant City Engineer Gaub diagramed the 17 /MStreet 3E restriction of left turn movements at the request of - Chairman Wagner. Chairman Wagner asked how staff plans to educate the public about the tum restrictions at the intersection. Assistant Director/Cify Engineer Selle sfated that'the neighborhood will be notified and the intersection will be signed and the new signs flagged. Vice-Chair Peloza asked why fhe turns were being restricted. Assistant City Engineer Gaub answered that the change is due to a high instance of accidents at the intersection. Mayor Lewis suggested using digital reader boards on 17t~' Street to notify drivers of the future tum restrictions in advance of completion of the project:, Member Haugen asked if a presentation about the intersection could be made at a City Council Meeting to help increase media coverage. Mayor Lewis supported having a presentation on June 20, 2011. The Committee and staff discussed the project target date. Chairman Wagner suggested waiting to start the project `until after the 4"' of July Holiday. The Committee and staff agreed. Member Haugen asked'if project will be delayed if there are Council concerns. Member Haugen stated' thaf she was concemed about accidents #hat may occur after the left tums are restricted. Mayor Lewis reminded fhe Committee that the reason staff proposed the tum restrictions is due to the current high accident rate. Chairman Wagner said the goaf of the discussion was to start public education about the intersection changes. Item C- CP1016 - Fenster Levee Project: Vice-Chair Peloza stated that the project is on S - Street and T Street, in response to a question asked by Chairman Wagner. A brief discussion was held on the existing parking sign located on Auburn Avenue north of Main Street in which Councilmember Peloza requested that t_he arrow on this sign be reversed , to direct people down the alley in an ,easterly direction fot parking. Mayor Lewis directed staff to change the direction of the sign. AGENDA MODIFICATIOYV - G. RESOLUTION NO. 4709 AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO NEGOTIATE AND EXECUTE A WHOLESALE WATER SUPPLY PURCHASE AGREEMENT WITH CASCADE WATER ALLIANCE Page 8 Public Works Committee Minutes Mav 16. 2011 MINUTES Director powdy reported to the Committee that over the past finro months the City has been negotiating a wholesale water agreement with Cascade Water Alliance and is close to an - agreement that is suitable to all parties and consistent with the four city agreement. Ufilities Engineer Repp distributed the agreement briefing materials to the Committee. Director powdy asked that the Committee Members keep the materials for today's discussion as well as for when the agreement comes forward to the Committee for action. Chairman Wagner asked when the agreement is scheduled to come forward. Director powdy answered that the agreement will probably be presented to the Committee for action at the June 20, 2011 Public Works Committee Meeting and to City Council for introduction and adoption the same day. Dowdy said that it may be possible to reach a final agreement sooner and Chairman Wagner could review the agreement prior to the June 6, 2011 Public Works Committee :from which the Chair will be absent. Chairman Wagner and Director powdy discussed the agreement approval timeline. Director powdy said the goal is to get the agreement in place by July 1, 2011. Utilities Engineer Repp reviewed the anticipated agreement scheduled with the Committee. Repp explained that the negotiations have been complicated because Cascade and Tacoma are operating under an existing agreement and the City of Auburn is negotiating the new agreement with Cascade. Although the subject agreement will be befinreen the Auburn and Cascade Tacoma is also reviewing the document since it will be producing the water and , delivering it to Auburn through Tacoma infrastructure. Director powdy said that Cascade's goal is to present the agreement to their board on May 25, 2011. Chairman Wagner spoke about the importance of the agreement and would like the opportunity to review the agreement prior to it going forward for action, even if it had to be reviewed by him prior to the June 6, 2011 Public Works Committee Meeting. Vice-Chair Peloza suggested that any comments the Chair had regarding the agreement could be written and included ih the record of minutes of the June 6, 2011 meeting. Chairman Wagner told staff that May 31, 2011 is the last day he will be available to review the agreement prior to the June 6, 2011 Public Works Committee Meeting. Member Haugen asked what would happen if the agreement is not ready by June 6, 2011 meeting. Director powdy answered that the agreement would then be taken to the June 20, 2011 Public Works Committee and Council Meetings for action. Member Haugen commented on the importance of the agreement. It was decided to make every effort to have the agreement ready for the Chair's review and then take the agreement forward fo,r action on June 6; 2011. Utilities Engineer Repp reviewed the content of the distributed materials with the Committee. Including a summary outline showing the major elements of fhe agreement, a review of Auburn's Water Supply Strafegy, a copy of the Capital Facilities Plan, a copy of #he Four Cities Agreement, and a copy of the water rates section of the City of Tacoma Municipal Code, which was flagged. Repp reviewed the. major agreement elements. Repp explained that the Agreement Pricing and Payment section outlines the unit pricing for the system development charges. The City , is proposing to purchase 2 mgd and pay an SDC of $3.1 million: Tacoma also requires a Readiness to Serve Charge with in $961.80/mo. The agteement will have an option to Page 9 Public Works Committee Minutes Mav 16. 2011 MINUTES purchase additional capacity.. The City of Aubum will need to prepare an annual operating plan and weekly schedules during delivery. Repp pointed out the Termination and Assignment Clauses included in the agreement. Vice- Chair Peloza asked what penalty for termination will be. Utilities Engineer Repp answered that the penalty will be-based on the date of termination and conditions of termination. The costs for termination will be included in the draft agreement. There will also be no assignment to others withouf Aubum consent. The materials also include a Cost Comparison and an Anticipated Schedule., Repp discussed the Wholesale Water Purchase Cost Comparison table with the Committee. Chairman Wagner requested additional information on how the Rate/CCF for Aubum was calculated and the production costs for the years 2006 through 2010. Utilities Engineer Repp pointed out that the City of Tacoma has pricing for wholesale constant use customers and wholesale summer seasonal peaking. Staff is proposing that the City of Auburn be a constant use customer due the pricing and the flexibility it will provide to managing the system. Chairman 1Nagner asked for additional calculations for the Rate/CCF for Cascade/Tacoma. The Committee and staff discussed the seasonally weighted calculations for wholesale - summer seasonal peaking rates. Chairman Wagner asked for volume calculations. Vice-Chair Peloza asked if payment is due as soon as the agreement is signed. Director Dowdy answered when the agreement is approved the City will pay the SDC charges immediately and then the City will receive a monthly bill for the usage fees. Director powdy explained that the usage fees are based on the City of Tacoma Municipal Code and may change as their rates change, in response to a question asked by Vice-Chair Peloza. V. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Public Works Committee, the meeting was _ adjourned at 5:08 p.m. Approved this 6th day of June, 2011. "Ille A~, ~ Bill Peloza J" nifer sby Vice-Chair Public orks Depa en creta_ry Page 10